Through its AI for Sustainability Institute, ESSCA is pleased to announce the signing of a scientific partnership with AITAI (Australian Institute of Transformation and AI) at St Catherine’s College, Perth.
A partnership strengthening ESSCA’s position in Artificial Intelligence, Transformation and Sustainability
A first joint research project is already underway, focusing on the analysis of media perceptions of AI across Australian and European markets.
In the longer term, this collaboration will support comparative research into AI adoption, examining how institutional frameworks, public policies and industrial dynamics shape implementation across different national contexts.
This partnership reinforces ESSCA’s international research network and creates new opportunities for high-impact research in collaboration with leading academic and socio-economic stakeholders worldwide.
This partnership, established in particular through the efforts of Dejan Glavas, Director of the AI for Sustainability Institute, and Justin Strharsky, Research Director at AITAI, strengthens ESSCA’s international network and creates new opportunities for high-impact research in collaboration with leading academic and socio-economic partners worldwide.
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