Welcome to Responsible Innovation Future Science Platform

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Introducing the Responsible Innovation Future Science Platform

Welcome to the Responsible Innovation Future Science Platform

The Responsible Innovation (RI) FSP is a program of research that assesses the potential risks, benefits and uncertainties of future science and technology and ensures socially responsible science and technology is designed and delivered for all Australians.

Transcript available from: https://www.csiro.au/Vimeo/responsible-innovation-fsp/video-transcript

Introducing the Responsible Innovation Future Science Platform

Current Projects

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An operationalised guideline for responsible AI

Embedding responsible AI capability in Australia’s scientific discovery and technology development processes

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Mission Responsible

CSIRO is partnering with government, universities, industry and the community to develop responsible mission-driven science and innovation

Next Generation Responsible Innovation

Young Australians designing the future of responsible science, technology and innovation

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Our collaborations

CSIRO-ANU Collaboration on Responsible Innovation

Creating new research capability that fosters responsible, trusted and innovative precision health and synthetic biology sciences

CSIRO-CDU Collaboration on Responsible Innovation

Examining pathways to empower Indigenous-led digital innovation and AI-applications for sustainable futures in remote and regional Australia

CSIRO-UQ Collaboration on Responsible Innovation

Collaboratively building Australia’s research capability in the responsible innovation of future science and technologies

News

Enhancing Indigenous data sovereignty in environmental decision-making

We contributed to a project to help understand might we design and use digital technologies from an ethical position that prioritises Indigenous perspectives and knowledge practices.

Super-intelligent AI – social saviour or world threat?

RI FSP Director Justine Lacey recently participated in a panel of ethical thinkers and technical experts to discuss how we can ensure super-intelligent AI can benefit rather than burden society.

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New paper: Responsible Innovation with CARE principles of Indigenous data governance

Applying CARE principles for Indigenous data governance to guide big data collection, analysis and translation practice

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