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The world game goes high-tech
Football meets AI at the 2026 World Cup, with smarter tools designed to make decisions faster, clearer and harder to argue with.
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Australia’s expectations for data centres: what it means for your business
As Australia invests in more digital infrastructure, keeping it effective, sustainable and accessible to businesses will be key.
Lee Hickin, Executive Director, National AI Centre
A new platform for AI in Australia
Welcome to your home for a clear, balanced and actionable set of resources to support you on your AI journey.
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Responsible AI for social impact
Working with Infoxchange, we’re helping not-for-profits build confidence in using AI safely and responsibly.
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AI adoption insights: December 2025 to February 2026
Australian businesses and other organisations are adopting AI but confidence, clarity and trust still lag.
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The National AI Centre acknowledges organisations whose research and expertise inform the guidance and resources on this platform, including the Safe AI Adoption Model (SAAM) AI Adopt Centre, CSIRO’s Data61 and the Human Technology Institute, University of Technology Sydney.