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Updated · The Australian Financial Review · May 25
Commonwealth Bank Hosts 800-Person AI Conference to Test Business Uses and Risks
Updated
Updated · The Australian Financial Review · May 25

Commonwealth Bank Hosts 800-Person AI Conference to Test Business Uses and Risks

5 articles · Updated · The Australian Financial Review · May 25
  • 800 customers, technologists, policymakers and global AI builders are gathering at Commonwealth Bank’s first Accelerate AI conference in Australia.
  • The event is focused on testing what AI is already delivering, where the risks lie, and how organisations can use it to improve customer service, save time and strengthen businesses.
  • Commonwealth Bank framed the debate around practical value, arguing AI must prove it can make Australia more capable and Australians more prosperous rather than simply cut corporate costs.
  • The conference positions the bank as a convener for Australian organisations weighing how to adopt AI in ways that deliver measurable benefits in everyday operations.
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