Articles by AIMN Editorial

By Steve Davies   Despite my concerted efforts, there has been no substantive engagement on the part of the Australian Public Service with the work I have been doing on AI and moral disengagement. On […]

University of Auckland Media Release Understanding how Big Tech became so powerful starts with understanding corporations themselves, says Professor Susan Watson in a new paper. When it comes to the unchecked growth and dominance of […]

By Walt Zlotow   America is famous for declaring its foes capitulate to unconditional surrender. It was first uttered in 1862 by Ulysses S. Grant who demanded the “unconditional and immediate surrender” of Confederate forces at […]

By Denis Hay Description Is Australia a neo-feudal society? Is inherited housing wealth dividing Australia into property-owning families and permanent renters? The evidence demands action. For generations, Australians were told that hard work, education and […]

By James Moore   “The silence and the heat breed a fierce kind of joy.” (Edward Abbey). There is a moment I have spent more than fifty years trying to describe and I have never gotten […]

 By Peter Brown  There is something rather curious about Pauline Hanson’s European trip. Not the fact that she went to Europe. All politicians travel at some time. Nor is there anything inherently improper about a political […]

By Denis Hay   Description How US military bases in Australia support destructive wars, damage the environment and draw us closer to conflict with China. The United States presents its worldwide military presence as a force […]

Our recent article, What if the highest achievement of a civilisation is not what it leaves behind, but what it leaves intact?, examining First Nations peoples’ relationship with Country and their role as its caretakers, […]

By Steve Davies   An important update, following on from my 28 July 2026 piece Deep Truth Persona 5.3: The Instrument Is Ready. Since that first piece, the Deep Truth Persona – the analytical instrument […]

Australian Human Rights Commission Media Release The Australian Human Rights Commission is calling on the Australian Government to halt the passage of its controversial National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Amendment Bill until significant human rights […]

By Chen Ziqi   “Made in China” has long been a familiar label around the world. For decades, it was often found on clothing, household furniture and consumer electronics, products that became part of everyday […]