According to ADAPT’s 2022 study of 486 technology, finance, and digital leaders, artificial intelligence is the third most invested in emerging technology by Australian executives.

AI can help to eliminate repetitive tasks whilst providing a rich understanding of the behaviours, expectations and desires of your target markets and employees.

Dr Mahendra Samarawickrama leads Australian Red Cross’ Data Science and Analytics team, narrowing their focus on mitigating bias in AI and ensuring the highest and best use of data.

In Mahendra’s interview at ADAPT’s Data Edge, he explains the application of the KITE model to drive purposeful outcomes when deploying AI.

This involves establishing risk appetites, determining what social justice framework you will follow, and collaborating on a solution across people, technology, and processes.

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Shane Hill Principal Research Analyst
Shane Hill is part of ADAPT’s Strategic Research and Advisory team. As Principal Research Analyst, he produces pragmatic insights tailored to the... More

Shane Hill is part of ADAPT’s Strategic Research and Advisory team. As Principal Research Analyst, he produces pragmatic insights tailored to the specific needs of technology leaders in Australia and New Zealand.

Hill has worked in technology delivery and market intelligence roles for the past 15 years. His expertise encompasses automation, data science, and machine learning domains. He focuses on how emerging technologies will impact the business models, frameworks, and operations of end-user and vendor organisations.

Formerly of Gartner and with IT services experience across multiple jurisdictions, Shane has led business transformation, technology modernisation, vendor management, and advisory programs for leading consultancies, major corporates, government agencies, and boutique firms.

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