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Parliament's Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence is taking public submissions until Monday 14 September — and you don't need to be an expert to make one.
Join Good Ancestors and AI Safety ANZ for a free online session on what the committee is, how we got here, short talks from different corners of the AI conversation, and how to make a submission that counts.
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Thursday 10 September 2026 · 18:00-19:30 AEST
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Parliament has set up a Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence to answer 13 questions that add up to "how should Australia handle a technology with such significant risks and opportunities?" The Committee wants to hear from the public by Monday 14 September 2026. A free online panel from AI Safety ANZ and Good Ancestors: understand what the committee is, what it's asking, and what it means for you; hear from a range of voices on their concerns about AI and what they'd want to say to the committee; and optionally get started on your own submission alongside other attendees.
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