ACS Leadership Breakfast: From Policy to Practice - Accelerating Responsible AI in the APS
Join the Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) and the Australian Computer Society (ACS) for an essential breakfast seminar tailored for government officials. This session is dedicated to bridging the gap between responsible AI frameworks and their real-world application within your agency.
Member $85.00
Member-Concessional $85.00
Non-Member $110.00
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About this event
For leaders across the Australian Public Service, the directive is clear: we must harness the power of artificial intelligence to create better outcomes for citizens.
The ethical principles and frameworks are established, but the critical question remains: How do we move from policy to practice effectively?
Join the Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) and the Australian Computer Society (ACS) for for an essential breakfast seminar tailored for government officials. This session is dedicated to bridging the gap between responsible AI frameworks and their real-world application within your agency.
The panel will highlight the Australian Government’s AI priorities, including the AI Plan for the APS, and share actionable insights on how agencies can responsibly and effectively leverage AI to improve services, policy outcomes, and public trust.
Designed for senior APS leaders, SES, directors, and technology professionals, this event offers an opportunity to hear diverse perspectives from government and industry leaders, while engaging in meaningful discussion on the future of AI in the public sector.
The panel will explore:
- From Policy to Practice: Accelerating Responsible AI in the APS
- Insights into the Australian Government’s AI priorities, including the APS AI Plan
- Practical approaches to responsibly using AI to improve services, policy outcomes, and citizen experiences
- Lessons from leaders navigating AI adoption in government
Keynote Speaker
- Chris Fechner, CEO of the Digital Transformation Agency
- Chris Fechner, CEO of the Digital Transformation Agency,
- Annie Ryan, Chief Operating Officer of the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority and Chair of the ACS Canberra Branch Executive Committee
- Rob Bollard, Industry Principal - Public Sector APJ (Senior Director), Pegasystems
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