This statement outlines Day of AI Australia’s approach to using AI, in line with the Australian Government’s standard for AI transparency.
We are committed to openly communicating how and why we use AI. Information about our AI tools, their purposes, and any changes to our practices will be shared through our website, newsletters, and stakeholder updates in clear, accessible language.
Our Intentions for Using AI
Day of AI Australia uses AI technology for two primary purposes:
firstly, as a core subject in our educational curriculum to build AI literacy in students and teachers; and
secondly, to support our organisational operations and improve the efficiency and impact of our programs. We are committed to using AI in a way that is safe, responsible, and enhances our educational mission.
How We Use AI
Our use of AI is classified as follows:
We are committed to openly communicating how and why we use AI. Information about our AI tools, their purposes, and any changes to our practices will be shared through our website, newsletters, and stakeholder updates in clear, accessible language.
Our Intentions for Using AI
Day of AI Australia uses AI technology for two primary purposes:
firstly, as a core subject in our educational curriculum to build AI literacy in students and teachers; and
secondly, to support our organisational operations and improve the efficiency and impact of our programs. We are committed to using AI in a way that is safe, responsible, and enhances our educational mission.
How We Use AI
Our use of AI is classified as follows:
- Usage Pattern: Workplace Productivity. We may use AI tools to automate routine tasks, manage workflows, and facilitate communication to improve our operational efficiency.
- Domain: Service Delivery. Our core program involves providing educational services that teach about AI and may involve hands-on, supervised use of AI tools in the classroom.
- Domain: Corporate and Enabling. We use AI to support internal corporate functions, such as communications and resource development.
Managing AI
We do not use AI systems to make automated decisions.
All AI-generated content for external use is reviewed by a human for accuracy and alignment with our values, and key decisions are made by people.
Governance and Monitoring
Our AI use is governed by this policy, our Risk Management Framework, and our Child Protection Policy. The Board of Directors provides oversight, and the Program Director monitors compliance and effectiveness.
Feedback from educators, students, and partners about our AI use is actively sought and reviewed as part of our monitoring process. Insights from these discussions inform policy updates and training priorities.
Contact Us: For any enquiries about our use of AI, please contact us at hello@dayofaiaustralia.com.