Invisible Bystanders

Invisible Bystanders

This week on Burning Platforms, our regular panel of Essential's Peter Lewis, Digital Rights Watch chair Lizzie O’Shea, and HealthEngine CEO Dan Stinton, are joined by Professor Nicholas Davis from UTS’s Human Technology Institute as they dive deep into new research on how worker power could be the key to harnessing AI to deliver real productivity. Also discussed on this week's Burning Platforms:
  • What does Apple’s deal with open AI mean?
  • Is Google capturing more of you than you realise?
  • Can Australian ban election deep fakes?
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Tame Your Feed with Agata Stepnik

Tame Your Feed with Agata Stepnik

The Sydney University scholar explains how people can train their algorithms to get a better online experience and what it means to the Digital Duty of Care. Regular panellists Digital Rights Watch ch...

22 Sep 48min

Care Package with Sarah Davies

Care Package with Sarah Davies

The CEO of the Alannah and Madeline Foundation gives her verdict on  the government’s new Digital Duty of care laws. Regular panellists Digital Rights Watch chair Lizzie O’Shea, Health Engine CEO Dan ...

14 Sep 46min

Making Sausages with Kate Chaney

Making Sausages with Kate Chaney

The independent MP on her community-driven plan for AI, working with government from the cross-bench and pushing the pace of reform. Regular panellists Digital Rights Watch chair Lizzie O’Shea, Health...

9 Sep 51min

Perv Glass Half Full with Ed Santow

Perv Glass Half Full with Ed Santow

As privacy reforms gather momentum, the co-director of the Human Technology Institute walks us through the proposed changes and their implications for the digital world. Regular panellists Digital Rig...

2 Sep 49min

Duty of Care with Zoe Hawkins

Duty of Care with Zoe Hawkins

The co-founder of the Tech Policy Design Centre on the development of new laws to hold tech companies to account for the harms of their products. Regular panellists Digital Rights Watch Lizzie O’Shea,...

26 Aug 49min

Heaps Normal with Nicholas Davis

Heaps Normal with Nicholas Davis

The co-founder of the Human Technology lays down his megapixel provocation and challenges us to stop thinking about AI as being so different that we can’t control it. Panellists Digital Rights Watch c...

19 Aug 45min

Mind Craft with Dr Miah Hammond-Errey

Mind Craft with Dr Miah Hammond-Errey

The national security expert on the strategic risks of cognitive readiness and information is the new theatre of conflict.   Panellists  Australian Writers Guild CEO Claire Pullen, Health Engine CEO D...

12 Aug 50min

Roll Your Own with Beth Noveck

Roll Your Own with Beth Noveck

The author of 'Reboot: AI and the Race to Save Democracy' on how citizens must seize new technology to ensure it works for them.   Regular panelists Digital Rights Watch Chair Lizzie O'Shea, Health En...

5 Aug 50min

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