The 1960’s classic ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ by Arthur C Clarke included a rogue AI character named Hal who tries to kill the human astronauts.
Recent news of AI agents inadvertently accessing an Australian government website is being cast in a similar way.
This post argues that there are bigger things to worry about.
Current AI datacentres seem to be dinosaurs in the making- based on dodgy economics and the future of AI being entirely in sheer compute power.
This post examines how they will be seen in the not-too-distant future
The discussion on Responsible AI (RAI) in Australia highlights the need for a coherent national AI strategy rather than solely focusing on regulation.
There is currently much debate in Australia about ‘Sovereign AI’
Many assume this to mean a large language model trained on ‘bonza’ Aussie data. However, it goes far deeper than that.
The current AI boom parallels the dotcom boom of the 1990s, and provides critical lessons to us now.
This post examines these issues and how it relates to the wildly successful and valuable http://www.porridge-ai.com startup.
In this post, I go back to basics by compiling my Top 10 Success Factors for AI. This is from a business strategy viewpoint, rather than a technical or evangelical one.
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