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September 10, 2026

Is AI affecting Australian jobs?

Whether and how much AI will affect jobs is top of mind around the world. Will change come gradually, giving workers and institutions time to adjust? Or fast, bringing displacement and disruption? Our work found a small but significant signal: hiring in the occupations where AI is used is running about 5,500 advertisements a month below comparable occupations. That is roughly 24 missing for every 100 openings they posted in a typical month before ChatGPT, or about 2% of all job ads nationally.

August 17, 2026

A Discussion on AI and Australian Politics in Parliament House

As AI rapidly becomes a major topic in Australian politics, a timely AI discussion was hosted by Hon. Steve Martin MLC at Parliament House. Current governance and education systems circulating around AI are not keeping pace with the technology nor the speed of its adoption. In this discussion, Phil Turtle brought such a thoughtful mix of perspectives on this matter, along with Eamonn Darcy, Schellie-Jayne Price GAICD, and Serge D. 's views on how opportunities and responsibilities AI presents for Western Australia. It was a pleasure to exchange insights with Steve, Phil, Eamonn, Schellie-Jayne, and Serge.

July 31, 2026

Where AI is used, hiring has slowed.

AI is starting to show up in Australia's job ads. We compared job advertisements for occupations where AI is actually being used; jobs like software programmers, analysts and call centre workers, against similar occupations where it isn't. Measured from ChatGPT's launch in November 2022, these occupations are now advertising around 5,500 fewer openings a month than their counterparts. That gap is too large to be chance.

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