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The AI Asia Pacific Institute recently participated in the 8th UN Regional Symposium held at Songdo Convensia in Incheon, bringing together leaders from around...

This post will discuss the gap between industry and academia. Specifically, with reference to the report, the article outlines how this gap can be...

As a brief description, machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence (‘AI’) which learns like a human does; through practice and repetition. As...

The previous article summarised how institutions can employ a ground-up approach to improve the credibility of AI. This post will address the second mechanism...

The report, Toward Trustworthy AI development: Mechanisms for Supporting Verifiable Claims attempts to break down the mechanisms which aim to achieve trustworthy AI. The...

Last week, the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) published a technical paper addressing the problem of algorithmic bias. In producing the paper, AHRC collaborated...

Scholars at the Moscow State Law University published an article considering AI from the viewpoint of law. Written in the native tongue of its...

Trustworthy AI places trust at the center of AI developments. Many different terms have been suggested in the industry, from ethical AI to responsible AI....

What can we gain economically by being more ethical? The Ethics Centre commissioned Deloitte Access Economics to develop a framework to quantify the benefits of...

The AI Asia Pacific Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard Kelly, to serve on its Board of Advisors. Richard will be...

The AI Asia Pacific Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Daniel Spencer, to serve on its Board of Advisors.  Daniel will be...