Two Australian inquiries into artificial intelligence hear of unknown effects and need for regulation
Relying too much on artificial intelligence poses “significant risks” to the integrity of Australian research, a parliamentary inquiry has been warned.
Universities Australia used its submission to the Standing Committee on Employment, Education and Training’s inquiry into the use of AI in education to warn of a lack of understanding of the technology by students and researchers. It said new regulations might be needed.
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