Project Tapestry puts data ownership at the centre of sovereign AI development
Australian researchers have joined Project Tapestry, a global initiative developing frontier AI models while strengthening data ownership and AI sovereignty. Monash University has become the
Australian agencies need an AI authority before agents scale
Australia’s public service has moved beyond debating whether to use artificial intelligence. The APS AI Plan aims to accelerate safe adoption, agencies have appointed Chief
Government agencies urged to clarify accountability for AI implementation
Australian public sector agencies are being urged to simplify complex AI approval processes and move beyond high-level principles in their risk and assurance frameworks. A
Lack of identity visibility exposes organisations to AI-driven cyber risk
Rubrik Zero Labs warns that organisations are deploying AI agents faster than they can secure them, with weak identity governance and limited visibility creating a
Your operating model is producing a false sense of AI governance
AI has quickly outgrown the data science team. The capability that once owned machine learning models and advanced analytics simply can’t own all of AI
Cloud and AI adoption outpaces governance and cost control frameworks
Australian organisations face rising pressure to strengthen cloud and AI governance, security and cost control, according to systems integrator Brennan. Based on customer insights from
AI adoption outpaces governance as 70% of employees turn to shadow AI
AI is spreading through workplaces faster than the policies designed to manage it, creating a growing governance gap that many organisations are struggling to control.
Data governance in the AI era
In a world of generative AI, strong data governance foundations matter more than ever. Most organisations have rushed to embrace the opportunities offered by generative