Has AI changed your life in unexpected ways? ABC News seeks public input

ABC News is inviting the public to share their experiences and views on how artificial intelligence has unexpectedly reshaped everyday life. The initiative seeks to understand the profound, often subtle, ways AI is altering how people think, learn, and communicate.

Across the Asia Pacific, nations are adopting varied strategies for AI integration. Singapore, for instance, is expanding AI's role in education and public services, while India is exploring its application in governance and local administration. ABC News aims to capture these diverse impacts from a ground-level perspective.

The call for submissions specifically highlights interest in unofficial, unexpected, or creative uses of AI, particularly within key institutions where trust, expertise, and accountability are paramount. The project questions whether AI holds potential to improve sectors like education, the legal system, or governance, or if the associated risks are too significant.

Responses will be crucial in informing ABC News' reporting on how Australia's AI adoption compares to that of other countries undergoing similar transformations. All personal information provided will be treated with strict confidentiality, and the ABC will not publish identifying details without explicit permission.