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The clock is ticking for Australian businesses to ready themselves for new privacy rules around automated decision-making.

Global research from TeamViewer finds security, privacy and risk concerns are the most commonly cited barrier to AI adoption among IT decision-makers, cited by almost half 45%.

The Australian Government is grappling with accelerating AI investment and adoption along with balancing the country’s sovereignty.

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