News Update

Month: Mar

• The AI chatbots are here, what does this mean for you?

  by Charles Dane, Policy and Government Relations Adviser, Governance Institute of Australia
  15/03/2023

  Open AI may have set off the AI chatbot race, but it’s now a crowded field. Most large-scale tech companies are releasing their own AI chatbot, from Microsoft’s Bing AI to Google’s Bard and Baidu’s Ernie.

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• Governance Institute calls for a global approach to the development of sustainability reporting

  15/03/2023

  Members seek a climate first approach that recognises risks to the Australian economy, the financial system, the community and investors.

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• Top scientist celebrates gains in STEM gender diversity, but tells IWD event that equity is still a long way off.

  15/03/2023

  Governance Institute marks International Women’s Day in Brisbane with guest speakers QLD Interim Chief Scientist Professor Bronwyn Harch, and Santos Director Dr Eileen Doyle.

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• Is this the beginning of the end for the public sector jobs for mates culture?

  by Charles Dane, Policy and Government Relations Adviser, Governance Institute of Australia
  15/03/2023

  The push for more integrity in parliament has continued this month with Independent MP for Mackellar Dr Sophie Scamps introducing the Transparent and Quality Public Appointments Bill 2023 (Ending Jobs for Mates Bill).

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• Director ID updated message

  15/03/2023

  SMSF directors still need to apply for a director ID.

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• Top tips for boards in 2023

  by Sponsored article by Diligent
  15/03/2023

  Adopting gold-standard benchmarks can have a significant impact on your board’s operations and resilience. We share the top seven board management tips to guide you in 2023. (Sponsored article)

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