Measuring responsible AI in 136 countries
Measuring responsible AI in 136 countries
Measuring responsible AI in 136 countries
Australia
Australia
Analyze and compare the Global Index scores for Australia
Analyze and compare the Global Index scores for Australia
Analyze and compare the Global Index scores for Australia
Explore how Australia measures up against other countries
Explore how Australia measures up against other countries
Explore how Australia measures up against other countries
Explore how Australia measures up against other countries
Government frameworks
Government frameworks
31st
/
138
Australia got a score of 34.69 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the existence of laws, policies or guidelines to protect and promote human rights in the context of AI.
Government frameworks
31st
/
138
Australia got a score of 34.69 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the existence of laws, policies or guidelines to protect and promote human rights in the context of AI.
Government frameworks
31st
/
138
Australia got a score of 34.69 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the existence of laws, policies or guidelines to protect and promote human rights in the context of AI.
Government actions
Government actions
9th
/
138
Australia got a score of 72.44 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the government initiatives to implement frameworks and protect and promote rights in the context of AI.
Government actions
9th
/
138
Australia got a score of 72.44 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the government initiatives to implement frameworks and protect and promote rights in the context of AI.
Government actions
9th
/
138
Australia got a score of 72.44 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the government initiatives to implement frameworks and protect and promote rights in the context of AI.
Non-state actors
Non-state actors
7th
/
138
Australia got a score of 66.82 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the activity of private sector, academia and civil society organizations towards responsible AI.
Non-state actors
7th
/
138
Australia got a score of 66.82 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the activity of private sector, academia and civil society organizations towards responsible AI.
Non-state actors
7th
/
138
Australia got a score of 66.82 out of 100.
This pillar assesses the activity of private sector, academia and civil society organizations towards responsible AI.
To assign a final score to each country in every thematic area, the primary data collected by the country researcher in each pillar is supplemented by secondary indicators, which act as coefficients, multiplying the primary data score. Australia received a score of 0.96 for the Government Frameworks coefficient, ranking 5th, a score of 0.96 for the Government Actions coefficient, ranking 9th, and a score of 0.98 for the Non-State Actors coefficient, ranking 9th.
To assign a final score to each country in every thematic area, the primary data collected by the country researcher in each pillar is supplemented by secondary indicators, which act as coefficients, multiplying the primary data score. Australia received a score of 0.96 for the Government Frameworks coefficient, ranking 5th, a score of 0.96 for the Government Actions coefficient, ranking 9th, and a score of 0.98 for the Non-State Actors coefficient, ranking 9th.
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