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Australian AI research, adoption and labour-market evidence, taken from the reports and datasets themselves, every figure linked to its source with the date we read it, caveats included.
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The OAIC's triennial attitudes survey puts AI companies equal-last on trust with data brokers. Ninety-six per cent want conditions before an AI decides anything about them, demand for accuracy validation and bias testing rose fastest of all, and only 25 per cent accept AI for eligibility decisions.
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DEWR's monitoring framework finds exposed occupations growing 5.6 per cent against 9.5 for the least exposed, says itself the result is not definitive, and shows the most exposed workers are majority women with degrees.
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NAIC and CSIRO's ecosystem census: 25 clusters led by Melbourne CBD, patents near-quadrupled, research share of global output falling, and a commercialisation gap the report calls out itself.
