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CSIRO chief Larry Marshall calls for Australian artificial intelligence 'moon shot'

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CSIRO chief executive Larry Marshall has called on businesses to stop taking cost savings from automation to the bank and instead reinvest them to create better business models.

The former Silicon Valley entrepreneur, who was appointed to the top job at the CSIRO in 2014, was talking at The Australian Financial Review Innovation Summit, and addressing growing concerns that artificial intelligence-led advances will decimate the workforce.

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