I believe it is important to communicate AI ethics research to the public. I have been invited to speak on numerous panels, radio shows, several TV news segments, and podcasts and have been interviewed for several media articles. Some examples below. Links are bolded. View my media bio on the Researcher page.
4th April 2024 – Information Age, a publication by the Australian Computing Society. OpenAI debuts voice cloning. But ‘serious risks’ halt a public release by Tom Williams. My comments are included.
1st April 2024 – ABC World Today (national news radio program). AI company says voice generator too risky for release by Angus Randall. My comments are included.
20th February 2024 – I was invited to be on a panel of experts by SciMex (a Science and Media portal for Australia and New Zealand) to give journalists additional background on deepfakes, OpenAI’s SORA video generating AI, and AI ethics. The full recording can be viewed here. Several journalists wrote articles from the event including: Angus Dalton for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Brisbane times, McKenzie for The New Daily, Stock for Cosmos Magazine, Fernando for Commonwealth Union, Flint for The West Australian, and Pillai for BNN.
24th January 2024 – The Economist “Why AI needs to learn new languages.” My early work on values reflected by GPT3 was cited (original paper: The Ghost in the Machine has an American Accent).
17th January 2024 – Jie Yee Ong, The Chainsaw, includes my opinions on using AI to replace doctors by the bedside in “Is Google AI Better Than Human Doctors When Interacting With Patients?“.
15th January 2024 – Lucio Riberio, Tech Contributor Forbes, includes my take on AI Ethics for 2024, alongside experts from Microsoft and Deloitte. Decoding 2024: Experts unravel AI’s next big phase
2nd January 2024 – Eleanor Campbell, Federal Political Reporter from the Canberra Press Gallery, quoted me several times in a piece featured in News.Com.Au on how AI might impact Australian elections.
1st January 2024 – OECD AI policy observatory “One major threat to the 2025 election“. My comments were cited as one of the reasons the observatory labelled the piece as an “incident”.
7th November 2023 – I was invited to make a full comment on SCIMEX about how Australia is falling behind in AI regulation. This was picked up by several news outlets globally, including The Guardian, Espanol News, and Keiji100.
29-30th November 2023 – In-person and streaming, The Australasian Association for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Science annual conference. Individual presentation: Generative AI is Human. A lead speaker at the Science & Society session held in conjunction with Congress of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS).
16th October 2023 – In person and streaming, Symposium on Diversity and Inclusion in Artificial Intelligence, Fostering inclusivity in Generative AI Model Evaluation.
11th October 2023 – In-person and streaming, Citi Investment Conference, Generative A.I Panel: Recognising Opportunity & Managing Risk in Generative A.I.
9th October 2023 – Webinar, University of Sydney, Leading in a Post-Crisis World program, Responsibly managing the embedding of crisis as innovation in GenAI.
6th October 2023 – Quoted in the London Financial Times in an article titles “Broken ‘guardrails’ for AI systems lead to push for new safety measures”.
21st July 2023 – Conference speaker, University Technology Sydney, Web Directions, AI ’23, Recording of the panel discussion “Risks and Challenges of AI” here.
20th July 2023 – Webinar, University of Melbourne, Future of Work, AI, ChatGPT and the Future of Work
14th July 2023 – In-person and Streaming, ADM+S, Modelling the complex world with Generative AI (39 min and 20 seconds into this link).
13th July 2023 – In-person and Streaming, Sydney Ideas, Rise of the Machines
31st May 2023 – TV, Channel 7 evening news. I spoke about AI risks on the evening news in three different states (here is the Melbourne interview),
24th May 2023 – Radio, Australian Broadcasting Commission nightlife
22nd May 2023 – Online Print, The Australian Financial Review, ChatGPT chief asks to be regulated, but does he mean it?
17th May 2023 – Radio, Australian Broadcasting Commission, South Australian Drive Regional
11th May 2023 – In-person, Sparks Festival, AI for Humans: Responsible, Safe and Ethical Artificial Intelligence
6th May 2023 – TV, Sky News
4th May 2023 – Online Print, The Australian Financial Review, When the ‘Godfather of AI’ quits
1st May 2023 – Online Podcast, The Daily Aus
28th April 2023 – Online Print, Australian Broadcasting Commission digital news
21st April 2023 – TV, Australian Broadcasting Commission morning news
12th January 2023 – Online Podcast, News.com.au, This free site will change the world.
2021 – Podcast, Halftime Scholars, Through a dark glass, clearly.