AI, Education and the Responsibility to Get It Right 

Australia stands at a pivotal moment in its relationship with artificial intelligence. The release of national and sector-specific policies including Australia’s National AI Plan, the AI Plan for the Australian Public Service, and the Australian Framework for Generative AI in Schools, signals a clear intent to harness AI for the public good. These frameworks emphasise sovereign capability, safety, responsible use and workforceLearn more >

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Why Equity Must Lead Australia’s AI Revolution in Education 

Artificial intelligence is reshaping what it means to be human. Redefining how we learn, work and connect.  In education, the possibilities are profound. AI can personalise learning, ease teacher workloads, and open new worlds of creativity and connection for students, teachers and families alike. But it also poses an important question:   Will AI improve or exacerbate education inequities in Australia?  For children andLearn more >

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AI Revolution Threatens to Deepen Education Inequality, Schools Plus Says

Sydney, Australia (Jan. 30 2025) – As artificial intelligence (AI) dominates national headlines this week, discussions about its transformative potential and societal impact are reaching a fever pitch. Amidst this crucial debate, experts warn that the AI revolution poses a significant threat to educational equity, potentially leaving children from rural and remote areas, and thoseLearn more >

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Myriam Boisbouvier-Wylie is the former Honorary Consul General of France in Melbourne. She is the Founding President of the Bastille Day French Festival of Melbourne; a member of the advisory board of the French Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry; and an advisor to two Associations she created in 2012 and 2013, Melbourne Accueil andLearn more >

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