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Associate Professor Sandra Peter and Professor Kai Riemer discuss The 2027 Skills Horizon report, a playbook on how to lead when the future looks blurry.

A coalition of businesses and academics will study how AI is changing the working lives of Australians, and where companies go right and wrong.

Microsoft and Xbox have laid off thousands of staff. Sony, Xbox and publishers like Rockstar all seem to be moving away from physical discs. And the UN Secretary General has called for a ban on AI powered ‘killer robots’. What does it all mean? Professor Kai Riemer appears on Download This Show.

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Kai Riemer explains five key misconceptions leaders must overcome to use AI responsibly and effectively, emphasizing that AI is a powerful but limited tool requiring critical thinking, mindful governance, and informed decision‑making.

Moltbook is a new social media platform specfically designed for AI agents to chat. So far, they’ve started a religion, made their own scripture and called for humanity’s downfall. What happens when we anthropomorphise binary code? Also on the program, having an AI agent act as your personal executive assistant may seem like a sweet deal, but security experts have a few concerns. And, the dead internet theory used to be a fringe conspiracy theory. But AI is getting us closer and closer to it being a reality. So, how much of the internet is still occupied by humans?

The 2,500 questions that make up the exam are specifically designed to probe the outer limits of what today’s AI systems cannot do.

It’s not what we can or cannot say that matters – rather, it’s whether what we say can get any visibility at all under the US-specific algorithm

In an era of constant disruption, Associate Professor Sandra Peter and Professor Kai Riemer emphasise that effective leadership begins with “being human,” communicating authentically, and guiding teams through ambiguity with grounded, people‑centred judgement.

In an era where disruption is the default, leaders must be equipped to pivot, flex and rewrite the rules in real time.

Associate Professor Sandra Peter and Professor Kai Riemer’s latest report finds that AI fluency, generative AI for productivity, and fostering tech-enabled workplace communities are now the most critical leadership skills.

Professor Kai Riemer and Associate Professor Sandra Peter explain how mid-to-senior career professionals shouldn't fear AI, as their experience, judgment, and ability to contextualize give them an advantage over less experienced users.

Sandra Peter and Kai Riemer explain that crafting effective AI prompts involves providing clear context, specific tasks, and desired styles to enhance the AI's responses and productivity.

An interview with Kai Riemer and Sandra Peter on Canadian radio about the pros and cons of AI in the workplace.

Sandra Peter, Meraiah Foley and Kai Riemer are quoted in this article on artificial intelligence tools.

Sandra Peter and Kai Riemer are quoted about their research into human-like qualities of AI systems.

In a special AI deep-dive episode of Download This Show, Sandra Peter and Kai Remer break down how AI chatbots are changing the way humans behave.

Sandra Peter, Jevin West and Kai Riemer discuss the human-like qualities of AI systems, their persuasive abilities, the need for regulation, and the potential risks and benefits of these technologies.

Sandra Peter and Kai Riemer, directors of Sydney Executive Plus, offer an AI course designed to equip professionals with essential generative AI skills.

Kai Riemer and Sandra Peter write about the new copyright issues with AI generated images as artists object to seeing their approaches reduced to “styles”.

Per Tinberg, MD Meerkat Media nominates the AI Fluency Sprint from the Business School as his best training course.

Kai Riemer and Sandra Peter have written an article on how IA doesn't actually learn.