The UNSW Business AI has partnerships and collaborations with industry-leading organisations. Our partners are adopting AI in innovative ways or providing leadership in Business AI.
See below for a selection of our partners and collaborators, including those with in-depth case studies.
Roche is a global leader in healthcare, known for its innovations in pharmaceuticals and diagnostics.
Borneo Nature Foundation is a not-for-profit conservation and research organization established to protect, maintain and enrich the environmental and cultural resources of Borneo.
Toustone provides predictive analytics to give organisations insights into the factors driving staff turnover, the loss of key staff and changes in workplace culture.
UNSW AI Institute is a flagship research institute that encompasses research disciplines across the entire university, with more than 300 academics and 50 research groups, labs, and centres.
CodeX is a globally significant research centre that adds breadth and depth to research on the interactions among technology, law, and legal practice.
Katonic is a leading Australian startup that automates generative AI scenarios and the provision of AI infrastructure for on-premises or secure cloud deployments.
CipherStash provides a platform that allows businesses to store sensitive data in a way that is both encrypted and searchable.
Kit is a pocket money app for children that teaches responsible money management.
Hiring Buddy is an innovative AI start-up that is reinventing hiring and job search. Hiring Buddy uses a unique assessment of candidates' strengths and differentiators to find matches with potential roles.
Bloom is an educational start-up that provides personalized AI-powered tutors, in addition to AI advisory services to educational institutions.
National AI Centre's Responsible AI Network is a CSIRO initiative that brings together experts, regulatory bodies, training organisations, and practitioners to focus on responsible artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for Australian industry.
Australian SKA Regional Centre is a joint venture between CSIRO, Curtin University, the Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre, and the University of Western Australia, that supports the global flow of data and processing needed for the Square Kilometer Array telescopes.