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Protocol Research Program
Disclosing the Energy and Water Impact of Artificial Intelligence: Analysing Transparency in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Reports of Australian Financial Service Companies
Protocol Research Program
How Has the Privacy Act Responded to Breaches of Critical Infrastructure Data at the Public and Private Level?
Protocol Research
A Literature Review Analysing Public Opinion Data on Public Perspectives of the National AI Plan: Action Item Number 5
Policy Research Program
The International Regulatory Landscape of Non-consensual Intimate Deepfakes
Articles
Digital media and political misinformation: the dire need for Truth in Political Advertising laws
Articles
Artificial Intelligence Regulations: A Comparative Analysis of the US, China and EU Legal Frameworks
Article
Grok & the Challenge of AI Regulation: A Global Response
Policy Research
Does Australia need a Digital Duty of Care?
Policy Research Program
Truth In Political Campaigns: Investigating Artificial Intelligence Prevalence Across the United States, India, and Australia, 2019-2026
Policy Research Program
Security at the Margins: AI, Public Sector Governance, and Australia's National Security Gap
Policy Research Program
AI in Healthcare: Addressing AI Technologies in Australia's Healthcare System
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Protocol Research Program
How Has the Privacy Act Responded to Breaches of Critical Infrastructure Data at the Public and Private Level?
This policy proposal is the research product of the inaugural Protocol Policy Lab’s Policy Research Program.
BY Elizabeth Thomas, Sharan Sidhu, Keona Rangwala and Helena Bradshaw
Protocol Research
A Literature Review Analysing Public Opinion Data on Public Perspectives of the National AI Plan: Action Item Number 5
The National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Plan, released in December of 2025, is an initiative outlined by the Federal Government in order to highlight the regulatory direction of AI in Australia
BY Phillipa Mills and Rocco Wahhab
