Thursday, 6 February 2025
Members statements
Artificial intelligence
-
Commencement
-
Announcements
-
Member for Geelong
-
-
Bills
-
Bail Amendment (Re-enactment of Repealed Offences) Bill 2025
-
-
Documents
-
Victorian Health Building Authority
-
New Melton Hospital Project Summary
-
-
Children’s Court of Victoria
- Documents
-
-
Motions
-
Motions by leave
-
-
Business of the house
-
Adjournment
-
-
Members statements
-
Robert Charles Sercombe
-
Nepean Highway noise barriers
-
Crime
-
Brighton Bathing Box Classic
-
Merlyn ‘Merl’ Johnson
-
Retail worker penalty rates
-
Early childhood education
-
Mill Park electorate health infrastructure
-
Northern District Softball Association
-
Community safety
-
Bruce Coghill
-
Hoffman Brickworks
-
Newport level crossing removals
-
Australia Day
-
Lunar New Year
-
Artificial intelligence
-
Australia Day awards
-
Banyule citizenship ceremony
-
Waller House
-
Kingsbury Primary School
-
The Veggie Empire
-
Australia Day
-
Pioneer Women’s Ceremony
-
Bob Fairclough
-
Doug Sarah, Bill McGregor and Ewan Jones
-
Mollie Holman Award
-
Rae Bonney OAM
-
My Melbourne
-
Gula Bezhan OAM
-
Casey citizenship ceremony
-
-
Committees
-
House Committee
-
Membership
-
-
-
Bills
-
Retirement Villages Amendment Bill 2024
-
-
Questions without notice and ministers statements
-
BailSafe Australia
-
Ministers statements: bushfires
-
Crime prevention
-
Ministers statements: school saving bonus
-
Wyndham Vale train services
-
Ministers statements: health workforce
-
Maryvale paper mill
-
Ministers statements: Victoria Police
-
Road maintenance
-
Ministers statements: employment
-
-
Constituency questions
-
Evelyn electorate
-
Lara electorate
-
Morwell electorate
-
Pascoe Vale electorate
-
Brighton electorate
-
Preston electorate
-
Mornington electorate
-
Cranbourne electorate
-
Narracan electorate
-
Kororoit electorate
-
-
Rulings from the Chair
-
Constituency questions
-
-
Bills
-
Retirement Villages Amendment Bill 2024
-
Consumer and Planning Legislation Amendment (Housing Statement Reform) Bill 2024
-
Second reading
- Third reading
-
-
-
Adjournment
-
McCrae landslide
-
Coburg West Primary School
-
Vacant residential land tax
-
Preston Market
-
V/Line services
-
Broadmeadows electorate ministerial visit
-
Housing
-
Frank the goose
-
Vocational education and training
-
Wellington Street Common Ground
-
Responses
-
Artificial intelligence
Darren CHEESEMAN (South Barwon) (10:26): I am sure many parliamentarians have seen over the last 12 months the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence that has been achieved around the planet. This is going to profoundly change the way citizens engage with their governments. It is going to profoundly change the way in which customers interact with small business. What I am particularly interested in is what this might mean for the jobs of many Victorians and indeed many Australians.
The introduction of artificial intelligence and how rapidly it is coming at us requires governments to think carefully and to plan carefully to make sure that we have protections in place not only to protect individuals’ privacy but, most importantly, to make sure that we protect the jobs of Victorians and that we have a strong and comprehensive jobs plan to ensure that when this technology comes at us we do have a strong plan that is designed to protect the jobs of Victorians. I urge the Parliament and the government to think carefully about this and to make sure that a comprehensive plan is put in place to protect Victorians and to ensure that we all do have the opportunity to have work in this state.