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This paper delves into the innovative convergence of AI agents and neuromorphic computing to replicate the structure and function of biological neurons. It examines the advancements in meta-learning, transfer learning, and ethical frameworks, emphasising the potential of distributed neural networks and global clusters. The paper provides a thorough analysis of challenges, solutions, and real-world applications, …
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This paper critically examines the viability of storing nuclear waste in Australia, exploring environmental, social, and economic dimensions. While Australia possesses stable geological sites and low population density, significant concerns arise regarding environmental safety, Indigenous land rights, public health risks, and economic implications. Drawing from international case studies and domestic challenges, this …
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Mandatory age verification for social media use raises significant constitutional and legislative challenges under Australian law. This paper examines the issue through the lens of the Australian Constitution, focusing on Section 51 powers and the implied freedom of political communication. It further analyses conflicts with key legislation, including the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Age Discrimination Act 2004 …
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The Australian government’s proposed age verification for under-16s on social media has sparked significant debate. While the aim of protecting young people online is commendable, implementing such policies could create more challenges than solutions. Here’s why age verification might not be the answer. Privacy Risks Loom Large Requiring social media platforms to verify users’ ages means collecting sensitive …
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Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) and Federated Learning (FL) In today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, building ethical and transparent AI systems is a top priority. By combining Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) with federated learning, organisations can address challenges in privacy, governance, and accountability. This innovative approach has the potential to transform AI …
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As AI continues to advance rapidly, there is a growing need for a governance model that can keep pace with its development without stifling innovation, which includes Decentralised Governance for AI. Decentralised governance frameworks offer a compelling alternative. Where AI oversight is distributed across networks rather than centralised in any single entity. This approach aligns with blockchain's promise of …
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Gender diversity in workplaces has long been a hot topic, and the Tasmania Fire Service (TFS) is no exception. With traditional norms deeply embedded in its culture, TFS faces significant challenges in creating a more inclusive workforce. A recent presentation dives into these issues, leveraging insights from renowned leadership scholars and cutting edge AI technology to bring this complex subject to life. The …
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The interplay of collective and individual leadership, highlights how narratives of inclusivity can obscure accountability (Empson et al., 2023). Evolutionary leadership models favour hierarchy, complicating the implementation of collective frameworks (Garfield et al., 2019), especially in high power distance and individual cultures (Hofstede, 1991). Additionally, processes supporting informal leadership risk failure …
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