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11 Oct 2024| Jocelinn Kang and Karly Winkler. Building public trust is vital to creating effective artificial intelligence (AI) regulation in Australia—not sovereign large-scale datasets. The assertion that AI regulation would be ineffective without the existence of large-scale sovereign datasets —as recently argued in ….
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The Strategist is the commentary and analysis site of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, an independent, non-partisan think tank based in Canberra.ASPI is one of the most authoritative and widely quoted contributors to public discussion of strategic policy issues in Australia and a recognised and authoritative Australian voice in international …
Agenda for change: the big strategic issues | The Strategist
This week ASPI released Agenda for change 2022: shaping a different future for our nation to promote public debate and understanding on issues of strategic importance to Australia. The key message in Agenda for change 2022 is that we need to embrace uncertainty, engage with complexity and break down the silos. Our economic prosperity, national resilience and security depend upon it.
Agenda for change: building prosperity and security
2022年2月23日 · On 2 February, ASPI released Agenda for change 2022: shaping a different future for our nation to promote public debate and understanding on issues of strategic importance to Australia. The key message in Agenda for change 2022 is that we need to embrace uncertainty, engage with complexity and break down the silos. Our economic prosperity, national resilience and security depend upon it.
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The Middle East’s deadly dream palaces. 9 Oct 2024 | Shlomo Ben-Ami. Israel’s assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is an event of historic proportions in the Middle East. As can be seen from Iran’s response to Israel’s attacks on its Lebanese-based proxy, the shockwaves are spreading ….
Two years of ASPI in DC: deepening partnership in an uncertain …
2024年7月12日 · Throughout history, progress has been fuelled by trade and exchange—and this applies as much to ideas as it does to goods. This Saturday, 13 July, marks two years since Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles formally opened ASPI’s Washington office. And if the strategic judgments were tough in mid-2022, they are only ...
The book on ASPI’s first 20 years - The Strategist
ASPI today publishes a book on its first 20 years: An informed and independent voice: ASPI, 2001–2021. A senior diplomat from one of Australia’s close ‘Old Commonwealth’ partners tells a story about hosting a Canberra visit from his country’s defence minister, an aspiring political operator. The minister came to ASPI for a 90-minute ...
Designing an Australian grand strategy for China | The Strategist
2020年6月23日 · An Australian grand strategy should centre on Australia–China economic interdependence not security issues. It needs to manage China’s fondness for economic coercion, remembering this vulnerability cuts and can be exploited both ways, and understanding that threats to this interdependence don’t emanate solely from China.
ASPI’s decades: The Strategist | The Strategist
2021年9月13日 · ASPI celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. This series looks at ASPI’s work since its creation in August 2001. The Strategist first went online on 17 July 2012, becoming a ‘blog’ that blossomed. ASPI’s publication set up its stall in the crowded town square of international affairs, seeking to make sense of the passing parade.
ASPI’s decades: China and the United States | The Strategist
This series looks at ASPI’s work since its creation in August 2001. In Australian strategy today, to talk of the US is to talk of China. The two giants stand together—or face off—in a joined dynamic that defines the era. The US and China dominate global business like never before, just as they drive geopolitics.