Lotfourteen.Au Fivecast AI and Misinformation Symposium Scheduled for June 2026
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- •The AI and Misinformation Symposium is set for June 17, 2026, in Adelaide.
- •The event will focus on the impact of generative AI on misinformation and influence activities.
- •The symposium is supported by the David Irvine AO Memorial Award, promoting innovation in intelligence.
Fivecast is hosting an AI and Misinformation Symposium on June 17, 2026, at Adelaide Oval. The event will gather decision-makers, researchers, and practitioners from various sectors, including government and academia, to discuss the impact of AI on misinformation. Key topics include the role of generative AI in influencing activities and collaborative responses from the intelligence community. The symposium is supported by the David Irvine AO Memorial Award, which recognizes contributions to intelligence in Australia. Dr. Brenton Cooper is the 2025 award recipient, and funding from the award will facilitate discussions on AI-driven misinformation. The event aims to foster policy and practitioner-focused dialogue on real-world implications of AI in misinformation.
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