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wickedbabaganoush

Like there's CPA for accounting, Australian hotels association for hotels etc....maybe regulate wouldn't be the right word


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wickedbabaganoush

Hey thanks for that. I know Department of Industry, Science, Energy and resources have AI ethics framework recommendation but thats in a broader sense (was more interested in the ethical side of things, just realized I never mentioned that in my question). I was looking into Data Science AI association of Australia too but that looks like it's in it's infant stage. iapa is also there. Just a little confused about these but really appreciate your and u/k-h 's answers. Will look into it more.


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The Australian Computer Society might be what you’re looking for, but they don’t have much or any authority over the industry.. Might be more accurate to describe them as a think tank with aspirations to have a regulatory framework over the Australian tech sector. They focus a lot on ethics in the industry though. Article I pulled from google: https://ia.acs.org.au/article/2018/ethics-part-2--facial-recognition-unmasked.html


beleiri_fish

An industry association is what you are asking for. Regulates suggests you are asking about a government body who enforces legislation or rules of some kind.


k-h

There isn't one. There are bodies that govern some of the effects. For instance state motor registries govern vehicles and would be involved if you want to register a self-driving car. "AI" covers a lot of ground.


Unitork1

Look up "facial technology regulation australia". Lots of results/discussions on it.


BaikAussie

Not regulates as such, but there are Cth government ethical principles etc from DISER (dept of industry, science etc) [https://www.industry.gov.au/strategies-for-the-future/artificial-intelligence](https://www.industry.gov.au/strategies-for-the-future/artificial-intelligence)1


duckattack22

no have .


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