16 November 2023
From the study of Greco-Roman antiquity to fiction and virtual autopsies, join a panel to explore how automation is seeping into life and death.
Events
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17 November 2023
In this session, three eminent scholars offer a range of historically-informed reflections upon the relationship between human and machine intelligence.
16 November 2023
Join our keynote conversation to delve into the topic of the 54th Annual Academy Symposium – Between humans & machines: exploring the pasts and futures of automation.
15 November 2023
In the 2023 Academy Lecture Academy President, Emeritus Professor Lesley Head FASSA FAHA explored how the human should be conceptualised in an Anthropocene world.
16 November 2023
In our 2023 Hancock lecture, Dr Thao Phan will explore how, in the making of AI systems and technologies, gender too is being made.
16 November 2023
Join us at our Annual Academy Dinner to hear cultural anthropologist, technologist and futurist Genevieve Bell AO FAHA FTSE weave a tale of automation.
31 May 2023
Jean is Associate Director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society (ADM+S) where she is the co-leader of the Data program, and convenor of the QUT node.
16 November 2023
Melissa is an internationally recognised research pioneer with deep technical expertise in user experience, sustainability, silicon and platform architecture and workplace transformation.
31 May 2023
Julian is Director of the ADM+S Centre and a Distinguished Professor in the School of Media and Communication at RMIT University.
16 November 2023
Malavika is the Executive Director of the Digital Asia Hub, an independent, non-profit internet and society research think tank based out of Hong Kong with a regional focus.
16-17 November 2023
Erica is an Associate Professor of Modelling for Decision Making at the University College London’s Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy.
