This event is for the creators and the decision-makers passionate about making the most of AI to create real-world value in the interests of people and planet.

Join us for a breakfast session with experts from the federal government's National AI Centre, CSIRO’s Data61, and Today's design team.

We will transition from principles to practice, discussing emerging best practices for designing, developing, and delivering AI-powered solutions that are not only effective but also ethical, responsible, and human-centred. Whether you're a designer crafting user experiences, a developer building the models, or a public servant procuring new technology, you'll gain practical insights to guide your work.

What you'll learn:

From Principles to Products: Learn how to embed Australia's AI Ethics Principles directly into your project workflows, setting your team up for success from day one.
Designing for Trust & Safety: Explore practical techniques to build safety, transparency, and fairness into your AI products and services, minimising risk and building user trust.
Human-Centred AI: Apply human-centred design principles to AI design and development. Discover approaches to guide your solutions to be more intuitive, address genuine user needs, and empower the people and communities they are designed to serve.
Inspiration in Action: Get inspired by cutting-edge examples of AI-powered services that are already making a positive impact.

This event is for designers, developers, product managers, and public sector leaders who are shaping our AI-enabled future. Join us to connect with experts and peers, and learn how to create responsible, high-impact AI products and services.

Speakers

Georgina Ibarra, Principal Designer, CSIRO's Data61
Dr Brett Szmajda, National Artificial Intelligence Centre (Department of Industry Science and Resources)
Adam Morris, Co-founder at Today
Belle Wood, Associate Principal of Human-centred AI at Today
Facilitated by Liana Modolo, Principal Product Designer at Today

We will be filming and photographing the event.