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Robodebt: Australia's algorithm for welfare debt notices
The video explains Robodebt, an Australian government system that sent benefit recipients compliance notices over claimed ...
Australia’s defective aged care algorithm needs legislative reboot, Commonwealth Ombudsman concludes
The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing has been blasted from by the Commonwealth ombud over its aged care algorithm.
Robodebt royal commission transparency recommendations not applied to aged care algorithm; black box refuses to divulge ...
A year after its rollout, the public is in the dark on the Integrated Assessment Tool, with calls for human overrides.
Opinion
Who Can Actually Stop the Machine? The Institutional Test for AI Governance in Southeast Asia
The credibility of AI governance in Southeast Asia will be decided not by the volume of frameworks that exist, but by whether some identifiable institution has the authority to stop a deployment, ...
One Nation is on track to replace the Nationals, but its weak support in cities and lack of a preference flow akin to the 88% achieved between Labor and Greens means it’s on track to finish second in ...
UPSC Ethics paper is less a test of memory than a test of ethical judgment under pressure. The UPSC notification introduces the GS IV syllabus by saying that the paper assesses a future public servant ...
Government agencies have quietly agreed to adjust an automated debt-recovery system targeting tax refunds after an internal review found it failed to account for people experiencing severe financial ...
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