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“The momentum of the First Nations Deaths in Custody movement in Australia has provided an opportunity to consider the costs and consequences of incarceration and pave a new path,” according to @UTSEngage Faculty of Law Professor, Dr @thalia_anthony ceda.com.au/Digital-hub/Blog…
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Investment required. Social return on investment estimated at $4.41
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Now is the perfect time to implement the recommendations around investment in #science #technology #workforceskills #capacitydevelopment and #Collaboration particuarly in #Indigenous Communities
Just over a year ago, we released the Australian National Outlook report which outlined a vision for Australia in 2060. So, what does our national outlook look like now and post-COVID-19?
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There are many opportunities for our mob to use #ArtificialIntelligence to compliment #economicdevelopment ... here are a couple of them
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Our latest suggestions for how our mob can help govt achieve its rebooted #ClosingTheGap targets sharedpath.org.au/post/capac… #technology #TECH4ALL
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You only have until Monday 27th of July to sign the petition below to raise the age of criminal responsibility to at least 14. Right now it’s 10. If the idea of a child in jail makes you as ill as it makes me, please sign the petition to #raisetheage
raisetheage.org.au/
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This is how we can work with remote mob to close the #digitaldivide linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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Our mob needs to have the capability to contribute to software development so that unconscious bias isn't gonna bite us cnet.com/news/in-the-blackes… #blaktek #DigitalLiteracy #ArtificialIntelligence #FacialRecognition
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This might be what Humans look like to advanced Space Aliens when we argue with one another.
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Randomness is crucial for almost everything we do with our computational and communications infrastructure. But genuine, verifiable randomness is hard to come by. That could change once quantum computers demonstrate their superiority. wired.trib.al/t3H3zUd
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Photographer Reuben Wu uses LED-equipped drones to illuminate mysterious shapes. This is Bolivia’s Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, a nearly featureless white landscape left behind by the evaporation of prehistoric lakes. wired.trib.al/aTSAjZn
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The football pitches that collect drinking water for children.
#tech #innovation
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The energy saving streetlights in Norway 🇳🇴 that only turn on when cars and pedestrians go by.
#tech #innovation
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South Korea covered this bike lane with #solar panels protecting cyclists from the sun and traffic while producing #cleanenergy.
We have the solutions to the #climatecrisis. Let's implement and scale them. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #tech #GreenNewDeal #JustRecovery
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This massive #3dprinter helped create an entire two story house
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#innovation #3Dprinted #3Dprinting
#Tech #Socialmedia #IoT #5G
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Digital literacy is key for our mob to use technology for our own needs #digitalliteracy #Indigenousbusiness
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This is what happens when we are not involved in developing technology - "Privacy scholars and civil liberties groups have criticized facial recognition technology because, among other things, it is less accurate on people with darker skin."
This is what facial recognition critics have warned about for years wired.trib.al/36osI9Z

















