Australia’s ability to innovate and support the transformation of digital technologies will determine our economic future. Although we have previously held a leadership position, our failure to keep pace with global investment and growth in technology holds significant issues for the future of our economy. If we are to […]
Australia’s ability to innovate and support the transformation of digital technologies will determine our economic future.
Although we have previously held a leadership position, our failure to keep pace with global investment and growth in technology holds significant issues for the future of our economy. If we are to remain a nation of producers and not simply consumers, now is the time to act and support our innovative technology industry.
Through a national strategic plan, that includes support for the commercialisation of our AI, Quantum and Cyber Security sectors, an additional $400+ billion can be added to Australia’s economy that will employ over 1 million highly skilled paid workers in the industry. We have the potential to become one of the world’s leading economies driven by technology and now through recent UK US and Australia strategic partnership (AUKUS) on nuclear submarines, we are expected to lift our weight on technology with AI, quantum and cyber technologies core to the agreement.
With a more than 40-year history representing some of Australia’s brightest technology companies across various industries, the AIIA sees first-hand the innovative technologies being created around our country.
