GenAI submission on Education in Australia

Blockchain Innovation Hub Researchers Dr Darcy Allen and Dr Aaron Lane appeared as expert witnesses into the inquiry on the use of Generative AI in the Australian Education System by the Commonwealth House Standing Committee of Employment Education and Training. Find out more …

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RMIT students tap into blockchain ecosystem

This year our strong partnerships continued with the blockchain ecosystem allowing students to have a deeper understanding of the latest innovations being developed in their fields of study and career opportunities as well as hands on experience.

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BIH merch up for RMIT Open Day

The RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub team Dr Sarah Sinclair, Luci Kovarcikova, Dr Aaron Lane and Dist Prof Jason Potts were merched up and enjoyed speaking to all the new students and parents about blockchain career opportunities at the RMIT Open Day in August.

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Learn how disruptive tech can improve SDGs

Professor Marshall and Dr Mohammad Alamgir Hossain from the RMIT Business and Human Rights Centre have produced a new online short course with D3 which dives into disruptive tech such as blockchain and its potential to achieve SDG goals .

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AI for research is new news

Gen AI is a productivity tool and the way to learn about it, is to use it.
This was the take home message from the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub team yesterday who joined The Business School RMIT University Vietnam, to host a workshop on using Gen AI for academic research

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Grow your business with short online courses

NEW D3 COURSE DROP - Generative AI such as ChatGPT is already being used in businesses to lower costs, deliver new services better and faster, and to create new production capabilities. This four week online course, will teach you how generative AI works as you unpack the dynamics and implications of this technology on the economy, society, and work.

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CBDC Offline Payment Pilot

RMIT students take part in central bank digital currency (CBDC) use case pilot as part of a collaborative research project by the Reserve Bank of Australia and Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (DFCRC) to demonstrate how a university can step in and provide immediate financial support through the disbursement of CBDC in emergency situations.

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