Research

Genevieve Bell, Distinguished Professor at ANU, on how society should approach overarching philosophical and practical questions when planning for the future of AI.

In the global AI race, South Korea looks to both China and Japan for inspiration.

Australian universities are creating anchors for AI research, in collaboration with government initiatives.

Established in 2014 and now valued at $4.5 billion, Beijing-based SenseTime is often referred to as the world’s largest AI startup.

Singapore's initiative to build an ecosystem of trust to support AI adoption is awarded at UN-level summit.

The country is forging ahead with plans to create a ‘super smart society’ aimed at overcoming many of the challenges that will be faced by an aging population.

The lack of structure around data gathering hampers the development of the country's AI ecosystem, but there are signs that government readiness for driving AI solutions is increasing.

A sneak peek of the data that will be released as part of the upcoming "AI and human capital" report, the third part of the "Asia's AI agenda" series.

How the creator of the world’s biggest private foundation thinks about tackling some of the world’s biggest challenges.

Self-driving vehicle technology has made significant advancements; now there needs to be an industry standard for self-driving safely.

Organizations today have faith in artificial intelligence, results of an ongoing survey show. But a dearth of tech expertise and low-quality data are slowing implementations.

Emotion-tracking AI is starting to help machines recognize our moods. Are we ready?

Why there will never be another “AI winter,” and what IBM and MIT are doing together to ensure that.

Senior executives in Asia are bullish about AI as a source of future competitiveness, a new study finds.

Artificial intelligence is a primary driver of possibilities and promise as the Fourth Industrial Revolution unfolds.