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Statement in response to the 2021-22 Federal Budget There is no change to appropriation funding for CSIRO, following the Government’s additional funding commitment in October’s budget of $459 million over four years, to address any reduction to CSIRO’s external revenue resulting from the impact of COVID-19. There are, however, a number of new initiatives that CSIRO will be central to: A Digital Economy Strategy investment of $1.2 billion covering a range of measures including: An investment of $53.8 million over four years to create the National Artificial Intelligence Centre that will ...

The missing link in Morrison government’s AI strategy World leaders in artificial intelligence research are missing from the federal government’s artificial intelligence strategy. This needs to be addressed if we are to attract and retain the best talent. May 13, 2021 – 12.00am Save Share After years of neglect, the federal government has recognised the importance of artificial intelligence and set aside $124 million for a range of measures, including a new National Artificial Intelligence Centre. There is much to admire about the government’s effort to enhance Australiaâ...

The new financial year will see one of the biggest military defence deliveries in a generation amid a rapidly deteriorating and uncertain region.

Federal budget unpacks details of the government’s $124 million AI spend Treasurer Josh Frydenberg. Source: AAP/Lukas Coch. The federal budget has offered insight into the government’s $124 million investment into Australia’s artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, first announced as part of the digital economy strategy last week. Previously, it had been announced that part of the funding would be pegged to create a National AI Centre, headed up by CSIRO. Now, we know this initiative will receive $53.8 million over four years, from 2021-22. The national centre, and four AI and Digita...