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Justine Lacey discusses Australia's responsible innovation engagement and uptake with Co-Change.

Ensuring new quantum technologies under development benefit the societies they aim to transform

CSIRO hosts a debate on the question of whether Artificial Intelligence could be ethical without a human-in-the-loop.

A new report documents CSIRO's contributions to shaping risk governance practices for nanotechnology R&D in Australia and internationally.

What does social license to operate really mean to directors in corporate Australia and how does it impact the day to day and longer-term decision making of boards?

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In our ever-changing, globalised, complex, and fast-paced world, new and emerging technologies are rapidly altering society as they are developed to respond to significant challenges.

An exciting interview with Justine Lacey on the rise of RI in Australian science and innovation ecosystem.

The Riff Sessions run a series of short online events featuring two digital legends who will 'riff' with one another. […]

In March 2020, CSIRO Postdoctoral Fellow (Responsible Innovation in Robotics and AI), David Douglas, was invited to join an engaging panel of speakers as part of Something Digital’s Night Nomads series. The topic of the night focused on the challenges and opportunities posed by the disintegration of the digital/physical divide.

To decarbonise our energy systems, CSIRO is looking at the responsible innovation and social acceptance of hydrogen technologies.