Measuring the Machine
During my PhD, I spent years trying to articulate that relational quality. The result was a framework I call The Prompted Universe. It treats generative AI not as a container of stored meaning but as a probabilistic landscape where meaning is enacted through interaction. Continue Reading …
How to use GenAI responsibly: not as a ghostwriter, but as an Epistemic Partner Rebecca L. Johnson, The University of Sydney 8th July 2025 Using Generative AI (GenAI) as a work partner is no longer some distant horizon, it is Continue Reading …
Using GPT4-Turbo to summarise AI governance docs and generate advice to the Australian government. Continue Reading …
Today, the Australian Science Media Centre released some short remarks from Australian AI experts on the Bletchley Declaration last week. Including a short remark from yours truly (though I’m not quite yet a Dr as the webpage indicates – a Continue Reading …
Course: “Leading in a Post Crisis World” Series: Research Connections I was delighted to be invited to give a lecture to postgraduate students undertaking a relatively new business leadership course. The course providers (including Craig Gilliver and Adrian Harms) have Continue Reading …
This sneak peek of some of my doctoral work simply explains the conceptual ideas beyond one of the chapters of my PhD thesis. The work looks at how bias can be embedded in evaluations of generative AI systems. I gave Continue Reading …
While AI Constitutions aren’t the ultimate solution for the GenAI value alignment problem, they make another valuable contribution to our evolving AI ethics toolkits. Nevertheless, as with all AI Ethics methods, we need to be mindful that there is no Continue Reading …