00:02Fresh off the back of mingling with tech giants in the US,
00:05Premier Peter Malinowskis has stepped up his plan for artificial intelligence in SA,
00:10announcing a royal commission.
00:12When it comes to artificial intelligence, I generally believe we are a really important fork in the road.
00:19Three commissioners will be appointed to hear from businesses, unions and experts
00:23about how the state can maximise the benefits and minimise the unwanted consequences of AI.
00:28But the inquiry won't examine data centres.
00:32What will come out of data centres is far more instructive to our futures than the data centres themselves.
00:39Experts say a state inquiry may force the hand of the federal government.
00:44It would be good if the federal government could move without being pushed into action by the states.
00:49This royal commission is not the first time Peter Malinowskis has stepped outside the usual parameters of state politics.
00:55South Australia's inquiry into banning children from social media helped lead to national laws.
01:01The Premier says he'd be pleased to see this inquiry have an impact beyond SA's borders.
01:06The last SA royal commission cost taxpayers $3 million.
01:10This inquiry could be slightly more.
01:12The cost of the royal commission really is chicken feed in comparison to the cost of society if we don't
01:21think through the complex questions.
01:23A final report is due by July.
01:26After all,if you have a lawsuit or the 어머's readily wanted to tackle the state politically developed for only
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