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With AI expected to create an estimated $45-$115 billion in annual economic value for Australia by 2030, the need for practical, trustworthy and scalable information along with adoption has never been greater.1
CommBank’s Accelerate AI summit held in May, was a showcase dedicated to helping Australian organisations unlock the real potential of AI by working together to build capability, foster innovation and support responsible adoption.
Designed specifically for business leaders, Accelerate AI focuses on the commercial, organisational and strategic implications of AI, helping leaders understand not just how the technology works, but how to lead through it.
The program featured practical insights and real‑world examples shared by some of world’s leading organisations to help build capability and confidently navigate this rapidly evolving landscape.
Hear from some of Australia’s leading voices in AI as they unpack the opportunities, challenges and real-world impact of AI across business today.
Hear from some of Australia’s leading voices in AI as they unpack the opportunities, challenges and real-world impact of AI across business today.
From retail and banking to legal services, Australian CEOs share how AI is already driving productivity, personalisation and better customer experiences across their organisations.
From retail and banking to legal services, Australian CEOs share how AI is already driving productivity, personalisation and better customer experiences across their organisations.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman joins Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn to discuss the rapid pace of AI, what it means for business leaders, and how leading organisations are adapting as AI moves deeper into everyday work.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman joins Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn to discuss the rapid pace of AI, what it means for business leaders, and how leading organisations are adapting as AI moves deeper into everyday work.
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How can companies build trust in AI?
How are leading Australian organisations embedding responsible AI practices and building trust? And what underpins their own AI implementation and governance?
Australia's AI moment: the opportunity in front of us
Household brands such as Bunnings, Canva and Coles are launching AI tools as Australian businesses race towards what may be the greatest leap in productivity in modern history.
10 big ideas shaping Australia’s AI ambitions from CommBank Accelerate AI
CommBank’s inaugural Accelerate AI summit brought together global visionaries, local changemakers, experts and business leaders to explore how AI-led transformation is taking hold across business, innovation and the Australian economy. Here’s 10 top insights from the event.
‘We try to think out loud’: Open AI’s Sam Altman on closing the gap between AI and how we’re adopting it
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI technology is advancing faster than we’ve been able to absorb it, making transparency, trust and agility critical to closing the gap.
CEOs say AI having real world impact, but pressure is building
Australian business leaders say AI is moving beyond pilots and into everyday use, with companies including Coles, Gilbert + Tobin and CBA already seeing gains in productivity, personalisation and customer service.
From Bunnings to banking: how AI helps organisations scale expertise across channels
AI is rewiring how some of Australia’s largest companies serve their customers by making expertise available at a scale and speed not previously possible.
For the latest tech, AI & innovation news, visit CommBank Newsroom.
Reimagining banking with CommBank Companion
CommBank announced it has begun testing CommBank Companion, designed to enable customers to better manage their money and business finances through a simple, conversational interface.
The AI future Australia chooses to build
AI must show it can improve Australians’ lives and strengthen the nation’s capability, not just cut costs, writes Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn
1 Australia’s Generative AI Opportunity 2023 (produced with Microsoft and the Tech Council of Australia)
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