Workshop One - AI Governance Workshop, Deploying and Governing Trustworthy AI Applications - 9:30AM - 11:30AM

This two-hour workshop aims to equip responsible AI accountable officers, leads and practitioners with essential knowledge about deploying and managing AI systems responsibly and ethically, blending conceptual understanding with practical insights. It’s designed to enable them to make informed decisions about AI deployment and governance in their organisations, fostering the application of AI systems which is not only effective but also responsible and ethical.

This workshop is intended for Responsible AI accountable officers, leads and practitioners.

Key information

Face-to-face Workshop
2 Hours
Price: $200 ex-GST

What you will learn:

How AI is different to regular software
Understand the inherent technical risks within different types of AI technology
How to apply relevant policies and frameworks, including:

Australian AI Ethics framework
National AI Assurance framework
Voluntary AI Safety Standard
Foundational AI Risk Assessment (FAIRA) framework

Practical steps you need to take to put good governance in place using the ISO/IEC 38507 AI governance standard.

Workshop Two - Practical AI Assurance Workshop, Test and Evaluation of Large Language Models - 1PM - 5PM

This practical half-day workshop is designed to provide participants with a practical understanding of the process of testing and evaluating large language models and related generative AI applications for use in a business context.

This workshop is intended for technical practitioners and any professionals looking to understand the process of testing and evaluating LLMs and related generative AI applications for use in a business context.

Key information

Face-to-face Workshop
Half-Day
Price: $500 ex-GST

What you will learn:

Key Risks and Quality Characteristics of LLMs
Evaluation Metrics and LLM Testing Approaches
How to create practical automated tests to detect:

hallucination
bias and safety risks
privacy risks

Monitoring LLMs in production
Reporting and collecting test evidence as part of an AI governance process

This program is delivered by KJR. KJR is a founding member of the Queensland AI Hub.

KJR is an Australian Software Quality Engineering Consultancy and a leading practitioner in Responsible AI implementation. Founded on over 27 years of experience in quality assurance and verification, KJR has always understood the importance of managing IT risk and especially does so now with the rapid maturation of various emerging technologies. They have harnessed their expertise to develop practical approaches to assuring compliant and successful deployments of AI solutions. More on KJR here: https://kjr.com.au/