Artificial intelligence is reshaping how Australian organisations operate, innovate, and serve their customers. The opportunity is enormous. Responsible AI gives you stronger trust, sharper performance, and a real competitive edge.

But the speed and complexity of AI also create new risks. Opaque models, hidden decision logic, and unpredictable behaviour can introduce bias and undermine trust. Once trust is broken, research shows it is incredibly hard to win back. If you work in governance, if you are a technical specialist, or if you lead a team that depends on AI, you need the capability to manage commercial, reputational, and regulatory risk.

This commute-friendly episode breaks down the Guidance for AI Adoption, the Australian government’s national benchmark for safe and sustainable AI use. Developed by the National AI Centre, it brings together earlier guardrails and distils them into six core practices designed to protect people, organisations, and broader society.

In this episode, you will hear how to establish meaningful human control, how to test and monitor systems throughout their lifecycle, and how to make supply chain responsibility clear and enforceable. These practices close the gap between knowing what good looks like and actually putting it into action.

By mastering these six practices, you build confidence, trust, and long term value. You position your organisation to innovate safely. And you give yourself the skills to lead in an AI powered world.