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At KJR, we are passionate about harnessing cutting-edge technology to support and preserve Indigenous culture, art, and land. Our recent collaboration with Vernon Ah Kee is a testament to this commitment. This project brought together advanced technology and ancient heritage, resulting in a unique and impactful piece of work.
The ACS Digital Pulse 2024 report highlights Australia’s evolving technology landscape. KJR proudly supports the report and remains committed to fostering diversity in technology. Read more.
We’re proud to announce KJR’s partnership with the Age Check Certification Scheme (ACCS) to run the Australian Government’s Age Assurance Technology Trial, a key initiative to enhance online safety for young Australians.
Australian government departments face a complex AI regulatory environment with voluntary standards, national frameworks, and international guidelines for responsible AI, each with overlapping elements. Departments must assess and align the appropriate tools and frameworks to their unique needs and responsibilities to ensure compliant, ethical, and effective AI use.
ISO 42001 provides a comprehensive framework for responsible AI governance, covering risk management, data privacy, bias mitigation, and regulatory compliance. Closely aligned with global regulations, it supports organisations in managing AI risks, building trust, and ensuring ethical, secure AI implementation.
KJR’s Chief Technology Officer, Dr Mark Pedersen, has been appointed Vice-Chair of the Australian Computer Society (ACS) Artificial Intelligence Ethics Committee.
The journey to responsible AI usage is ongoing and there is more work to be done, especially in areas of high-risk AI usage. KJR provided feedback on the federal government’s proposal to introduce mandatory guardrails for high-risk AI.
There is no shortage of both hype and fear mongering about the impact of generative AI on the ways we work, especially within the world of software engineering. However as we approach 2nd anniversary of ChatGPT’s launch, it’s worth examining whether we’re starting to work out exactly what practical benefits are being delivered, and whether there are new risks and issues that we need to contend with.
The Indigenous Australian Datathon (IAD) is coming back for its fourth consecutive year in Cairns, from the 1st to the 3rd of November 2024!
Spearheaded by KJR and in collaboration with tech pioneers, communities and universities, IAD is set to create waves of innovation uniting Traditional Owners, technologists, data professionals, start-ups, and students in an extraordinary quest to revolutionise the future of Australian communities.
Feral animals pose a significant threat to ecosystems, agriculture, and native wildlife. KJR’s cutting-edge approach to feral animal management uses drone technology and AI to conduct comprehensive and efficient surveys, surpassing traditional methods.
KJR and the Queensland AI Hub are delivering two practical AI workshops across Brisbane, Melbourne, and Canberra this September. These workshops are designed to empower executives, business leaders, and tech professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to deploy and manage AI systems effectively and ethically.
In recent years, KJR has built a strong partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People through many innovative projects. Recently, we have seized the opportunity to enhance the STEM education of the younger generation by partnering with the Radiant Life College.