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Justin Stevens, the director of news at the ABC, says he is excited about the prospect of AI but admits the public broadcaster has been taking a very cautious approach, making sure it isn’t used to generate original pieces of journalism. Qantas offers a virtual reality headseat tour of its Project Sunrise plane alongside real-world models of first and business class booths. And the Australian army has an armoured vehicle on display, for reasons that are not entirely clear. ‘Not much of a summer camp vibe’

It could be useful for investigative journalism, he says, by scraping court records and collecting data in a matter of minutes where it otherwise would have taken weeks. AI tools to identify AI deep-fakes could also be of benefit in the future.

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They might not know there’s discrimination in that algorithm, so those options for redress that we currently have in our regulatory system are inadequate.” We don’t know and can’t see the impact it will have on our industry and sector – and it will be vast – but I’m not closed off to it being all downside,” he says. They can also add to the chaos of popular events, such as Brooker, where people who line up half an hour before it starts are turned away, while late stragglers end up in overflow rooms (that are also full). Depending on which event you attend, AI is either the latest capitalist fad, a looming horror, something we need to embrace or not even worth thinking about.

When Sydney hosted World Pride earlier this year, the arrival of an additional 500,000 queer people genuinely changed the feeling in the city – it was transformational. It’s clear that luring these large events to Australia can work in the right circumstances. But SXSW doesn’t feel quite the same. At a panel on the ethical use of AI, Kate Bower, a consumer data advocate at Choice, says because AI is invisible in everyday services such as search engines and credit services, people are at risk from AI without realising it.

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NFTs – the jpg-artwork trade that was all the rage last year – also have their own slot. However, the panel entitled “NFTs – sizzle or fizzle?” is more on the fizzle side with its half-capacity crowd. A handful in attendance raise their hands when asked if anyone owns an NFT – but all hands drop when asked if anyone owns one they aren’t embarrassed about. Founder of VGLAB _ The Virtual Geisja DJ Lab which was selected in 2023 as one of high potential startups that offer sustainable solutions to the music sector for Hemi - Hub for the Exchange of Music Innovation - a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union. published on 2021-05-02T18:57:00Z Under SoS - Full Moon In Libra - Virtual Geisha Invites Daniel Drumz and Hexate | Intergalatic FM