DataMPowered policy contributions
Instrument
Selected DataMPowered policy contributions published on this site or by Parliament. Internal policy briefs (for example AISI/NAIC briefing papers referenced in editorial inventory) are not republished here until refreshed and cleared for public release.
Type and status
DataMPowered position material. Distinct from laws, mandatory directions, regulator guidance or OECD research elsewhere on this hub.
Applicability and dates
Use these materials to understand DataMPowered's published propositions. They do not create compliance obligations for readers and do not imply OECD, government or committee validation of ifCEM.
Published on this site
Parliamentary submission
- Submission 60 to the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence: news article summarising the lodged submission and linking to the parliamentary PDF. Quotations for external use should follow the published PDF, not paraphrases on this site.
Related research (policy themes)
- If AI does the work, what must the institution still do?
- Australia's AI infrastructure is not the same as national capability
- Is AI easier to weaponise than to institutionalise?
Deferred from this index
The following recovered inventory items are not listed as ready publications: refreshed national standards position paper (July 2026 docx), AISI policy brief PB-001A, NAIC policy brief PB-001B, and confidential NSW collaboration proposal material. They remain in the internal editorial backlog until primary sources and maturity wording are refreshed.
DataMPowered interpretation
Across these contributions, DataMPowered argues that productive, accountable AI requires governing consequential work: separating inference from establishment, capability from access, access from authority, authority from judgement, and automation from delegation. That grammar is DataMPowered's interpretive framework, not a universal statutory test.
Primary sources
For Submission 60, the parliamentary PDF is authoritative. For research essays, cite the on-site article and its reference list.