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An AI-generated image with a transparent screen, glowing blue neural network and tick shield symbols depicting AI safety, set in a research office environment.

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Unlocking Trust in AI: New Research Improves Fairness, Safety, and Reliability of AI Models

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New tool supports dementia care workforce to meet standards

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A2I2 Deakin’s first research initiative

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2024 Pearcey Medal awarded to Prof Svetha Venkatesh

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MemoryAid is a finalist in the Longitude Prize on Dementia

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The world decides: Who should win the 2024 United States election?

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Irada Announces Strategic Partnership with Deakin University’s Applied AI Institute

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100,000 people worldwide have downloaded BrainTrack – have you?

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De-escalation VR training for behavioural emergencies set to revolutionise dementia education

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Welcome to A2I2, Adjunct Professor Karl Mehta

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New fundamental AI is supercharging the search in research
This first high-resolution image, taken on the first day of the Artemis I mission, was captured by a camera on the tip of one of Orion’s solar arrays. The spacecraft was 57,000 miles from Earth when the image was captured, and continues to distance itself from planet Earth as it approaches the Moon and distant retrograde orbit.

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Space junk: why is it a problem and what are we doing about it?