Posts by Sophie Schmidt

Getting to the heart of precision health research

Research by CSIRO’s Precision Health and Responsible Innovation Future Science Platforms has shown that precision health’s vision of integrated, comprehensive, and personalised health for all still requires further development to enhance uptake.

Is open science critical for responsible innovation?

We joined Charles Sturt University's podcast to explore questions on open science, open access and open data.

Who bears responsibility when AI systems go wrong?

When a surgeon makes an error during a procedure, the legal framework of medical negligence helps attribute responsibility. But what about if the surgical tool itself is to blame? It gets even more complicated when you introduce tools that have been designed by an artificially intelligent system. We speak to DR DAVID DOUGLAS

Identifying potential impacts of a hydrogen industry

Identifying potential social and environmental impacts of developing a large-scale hydrogen industry in Australia

Anticipating public attitudes towards hydrogen energy technologies

Ensuring a responsible hydrogen transition by anticipating public attitudes towards different hydrogen energy technologies

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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RI FSP July 2022 newsletter

Welcome to the first official newsletter of CSIRO’s Responsible Innovation Future Science Platform (RI FSP).

A 3 by 3 storyboard illustrated by a student. It shows an example innovation and the considerations for farmers and consumesr. It's a digital illustration.

Embedding responsible innovation thinking in the next generation of STEM professionals

How can we ensure that future science and technologies are designed with socially responsible innovation principles top of mind?