Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence (part 2 of 2)

18 September 2026

Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence Australian Parliament

00:00 - 00:36
Speaker 6
OpenAI.  So I do know that universities are very aware of that and they don't want that to become another barrier either for achievement or for access.  So it's a really, it's a really great point.  To your first question around how clever can you get in cloaking AI, I had dinner last weekend with my nieces and nephews who are all either studying or graduates and the tips that they were telling me about how you can navigate your way around and through the system kind of blew... 
00:36 - 00:37
I must say. 
00:37 - 01:44
Speaker 6
Yeah.  Well they know I'm an analog dinosaur so they probably know that I wouldn't remember or know how to use it.  But certainly that's something again that universities are alert to and I would have to say we are seeing signs that as smart as you are at cloaking it, there's also another great program that can tell you how that's been cloaked as well.  So there's while there is, you know, the way to navigate around it, there's also equally being developed at the same time the detection technology that can spot that and can map that and can alert an assessor to that as well.  I can't speak to the names of those particular programs but I know that they are in existence, in development and also being deployed as well. 

So I sort of have some optimism in the sense that, you know, as smart as we can be in using it and cloaking it, there will also be something that's the antidote to that a little bit.  But Mr. Moon, I don't know if you've got, you're a bit more knowledgeable on the topic than I am. 

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