What is Cybernetics?
8 Jul 2024
Understanding Cybernetics with French scientist Joel de Rosnay
Photo Essay from the UN Riverwalk process
22 Mar 2024
Gibraltar Creek Woods Reserve, Australian Capital Territory, Ngunnawal Country - Part of Australia’s Murray-Darling Basin
School of Cybernetics invited to parliament
29 Feb 2024
Inquiry into the use of generative AI in the Australian education system.
New water governance research sheds light on the need for cybernetic approaches as basins become AI-enabled
22 May 2023
Water management and governance is undergoing rapid transformation as cyber-physical systems are deployed across the water sector.
AI and libraries series: the not-so distant future of AI personas
31 Mar 2023
Digitized memories and digitized artefacts now form the technological basis for bringing history to life.
AI and libraries series: the age of artificially intelligent search
31 Mar 2023
Libraries themselves are well-positioned to conceive, implement, and use new systems for the production of knowledge.
AI and libraries series: the view from 1950’s Hollywood
31 Mar 2023
From microfilm and electric checkout to pneumatic tube systems and computerized catalogues, libraries have long been sites of innovation for new tech.
What can cybernetics and a toaster teach us about cyber security and AI?
12 Jul 2022
Dr Amy McLennan, Senior Fellow, School of Cybernetics + Research Affiliate, University of Oxford
The ethics of automated classification: a case study using a dignity lens
1 Jun 2022
This blog was originally published on Lorenn Ruster’s website.
After the pandemic: Cybernetic systems and an approach to the future
29 Mar 2022
Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell’s 2021 Garran Oration