As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries across Australia, a new C-suite role is emerging: the Chief AI Officer (CAIO). This dedicated position is becoming increasingly essential for organisations seeking to harness the power of AI and navigate its complex landscape.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived and is rapidly transforming industries across the globe. Australia, with its crucial agricultural, forestry, fisheries, and energy sectors, stands at a crossroads.
Regional Australia’s agricultural landscape is ripe for innovation. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a powerful tool to transform traditional farming practices.
Small fish farms often face challenges in managing the feeding schedules for their fish stock. Overfeeding can lead to waste, increased costs, and environmental pollution, while underfeeding can stunt fish growth and reduce yields.
Marron farming, which involves the cultivation of freshwater crayfish native to Western Australia, has historically been limited by traditional low-tech, outdoor clay ponds.
The Australian fishing industry, particularly its small to medium enterprises (SMEs), faced a significant challenge in maintaining accurate counts of fish populations—a key factor in ensuring both ecological balance and sustainable business practices.