Australian Artificial Intelligence Industry Group

AAIIG: Australia's industry voice for practical, trusted AI.

An independent, industry-led national coalition accelerating responsible AI deployment by uniting industry, government, research and the community.

Independent Industry-led national coalition
Applied Focused on deployment and impact
Trusted Built around assurance and standards

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South Australian AI Royal Commission survey

Share your experience developing, implementing, governing or using AI. Your answers will help AAIIG understand industry priorities and inform its engagement with the Royal Commission.

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Vision

Trusted, world-class AI built and adopted responsibly across Australia.

A future where trusted, world-class AI is built and adopted responsibly across Australia, lifting productivity, creating high-value jobs and improving lives across sectors.

Mission

Accelerate the growth and safe adoption of AI by uniting industry, government, research and the community.

AAIIG exists to lift productivity, create high-value jobs and improve lives across sectors by helping builders and adopters scale practical AI responsibly.

Purpose

A national coalition for deployment, trust and impact.

AAIIG connects AI builders and adopters with practical pathways to deployment: commercial support, procurement readiness, responsible practice, standards and sector collaboration grounded in the Australian context.

Grow capability and competitiveness

Enable skills, partnerships, commercial pathways, procurement readiness and export opportunities for Australian AI.

Build trust in AI

Advance clear standards, responsible practice, safety, privacy, security and transparent governance aligned to Australian values and law.

Shape policy and market conditions

Provide an independent, evidence-based industry voice focused on real-world implementation, adoption and commercialisation.

Events

Adoption, integration and impact.

Events will connect the people building, buying and governing AI: founders, adopters, agencies, educators, investors and researchers.

In person - 14 October 2026, 6:00-8:00 pm

The South Australian Energy Story Everyone Needs to Know

Hosted by Workforce BluePrint, this networking evening explores South Australia's energy transition and what comes next across energy, AI and other industries.

CORE Innovation Hub Adelaide, Lot Fourteen

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In person - 17 November 2026, 4:00-8:00 pm

AI: Engineering the Hell Out of Your Business — The Future of Work — Bowden

Hosted by AI Masters DoJo, this event explores how AI and automation are changing work, skills and education, with practical demonstrations and discussion.

Plant 4 Bowden

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Formal launch - November 2026, date TBA

AAIIG Formal Launch Event with the AI Minister

AAIIG's formal launch is planned for November. The date, venue, program and ministerial participation will be confirmed.

Venue TBA

Working groups

Time-bound working groups and sector councils.

Working groups will become the engine for codes of practice, playbooks, procurement guidance, accreditation pathways, CPD and policy engagement.

AI Assurance

Codes of practice, assurance patterns, incident learning and practical trust signals for buyers and providers.

GenAI Adoption

Repeatable playbooks for organisations adopting generative AI safely, affordably and effectively.

Procurement

Buyer guidance, supplier readiness, evidence requirements and procurement alignment for trusted AI.

Skills and Accreditation

Practitioner and supplier pathways, CPD, recognition models and future accreditation foundations.

Sector Councils

Health, resources, agriculture, public sector, finance and other high-impact Australian use cases.

Chapters and Ecosystem

State and territory chapters that connect local builders, adopters, educators, investors and government.

Member directory

Find Australian AI capability by need, skillset and sector context.

The directory will start as a curated public profile layer and evolve into advanced search with structured tags, semantic matching and an AI-assisted interface.