Articles

  • UK Compass · March 2026

    What the UK public thinks about AI

    Original research on UK public attitudes to AI: concern, trust, and demographic divides across age, gender, and political affiliation.

  • California Compass · March 2026

    What Californians think about AI

    Original research on Californian attitudes to AI: 80% have heard about AI lately, 59% think only elites benefit, and 70% want enforceable AI laws.

  • Opinion · November 2023

    Why the battle over OpenAI matters to everyone

    Analysis of Sam Altman's firing and reinstatement at OpenAI and what the leadership crisis reveals about AI governance and public interest.

  • Opinion · October 2022

    The hidden threat of AI advertising in the Voice referendum

    How AI-generated political content could exploit beliefs and influence voting in Australia's Voice referendum.

  • Opinion · December 2022

    How Australians can take back our identities

    Why Australia needs a proactive national approach to digital identity and cybersecurity instead of reacting to data breaches.

  • Original Content · August 2022

    DALL-E Explainer

    A video explainer on DALL-E and text-to-image AI generators, exploring fake history, visual truth, and creative possibilities.

  • Features · August 2020

    It's not the data, it's you

    From 18th-century skull collecting to modern algorithms: how data is never neutral and why ethical data practices depend on the people using it.

  • Opinion · September 2020

    On truth in Australian political advertising

    Why politicians can legally lie in Australian election ads and what mechanisms exist to hold them accountable.

  • Opinion · November 2019

    Don't tell people what to think

    As election polls closed in 2019, an analysis of what went wrong for Labor and why understanding what people need matters more than telling them what to think.