AI vs AcI (2025)

Preface by Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley

This publication approaches the issue of Artificial Intelligence (AI) from the point of view that it would be a shame to see Actual Intelligence (AcI) disappear altogether. The chapters explore the use of AI in its many forms and at the same time highlight the importance of human interaction and human intervention.

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• Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley  - Artificial Intelligence (AI) versus Actual Intelligence (AcI

• Dr Dimitri Kopanakis - Beyond the Machine - Leadership's Enduring Human Edge

• Professor Ian Bofinger - GenAI is no threat to Actual Intelligence, but SenAI will be a significant Paradigm Shift for the Future of Music Performers and Composers

• Associate Professor Monjur Ahmed - The Imitation of Actual Intelligence through Artificial Intelligence

• Associate Professor Christopher McLeod - Redefining the Zeitgeist – Artificial Intelligence Incognito

• Emeritus Professor Jim Mienczakowski -  Permissive Permission: Artificial Intelligence Needs Boundaries

• Emeritus Professor Clive Smallman - AI vs Real Stupidity: A comparative exploration of machine and human intelligence

• Anurag Kanwar - AI v actual intelligence - a reflection

• Emeritus Professor Clive Smallman - The HAL 9000: A Likely Reality OR Fictional Fantasy?

• Emeritus Professor Jim Mienczakowski -  Paranoia or possibility? AI and the media

• Emeritus Professor Clive Smallman - The potential creation of Skynet and The Terminator – A Sci-Fi nightmare or a future possibility?

• Christine Plumejeau - Artificial Intelligence versus Actual Intelligence: How about we think about collaborative intelligence instead?

• Associate Professor Christopher McLeod - Made In Australia – Community, Tradition, and Artificial Intelligence

• Associate Professor Tom O'Connor - A Colourful Mind: Consciousness, Human Intelligence, and AI

• Dr John McSwiney -  Artificial Intelligence vs. Actual Intelligence: Impacts on Emotional Intelligence

• Associate Professor Christopher McLeod -  Machine Tripping – Artificial Intelligence and the Rebirth of Actual Intelligence​

• Associate Professor Tom O'Connor - The Quantum Wave Function and Data in Education: An Analogy

• Dr Andrew West - The Big Dance: AI Algorithms and Human Intelligence

• Jotsana Roopram -  Mind over Machine: Reclaiming Learning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

• Dr Cyril Jankoff -  Using AI in Contract Management and Commercial Contracting

• Poppy Whateley - The Future of Human Connection in an Automated World

• Associate Professor Irene Mendoza - Artificial Intelligence (AI) versus Actual Intelligence (Acl) – Decoding ESG

• Adjunct Professor Jamie Rigg - Artificial Intelligence vs Actual (Human) Intelligence

• Adjunct Professor Issac Chung Lee - AI vs the Teacher

• Professor Ian Bofinger - Supporting the Academic Process with AI Tools