AIML welcomes Kate Klime拧, Program Manager for new RAIR Centre
Kate Klime拧, Program Manager for the Responsible AI Research (RAIR) Centre
AIML extends its warmest welcome to Kate Klime拧, Program Manager for its newly established Responsible AI Research (RAIR) Centre.
Kate comes to AIML from La Trobe 最新糖心Vlog in Melbourne where she was Program Manager with the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Team. As PM, she ran several accelerator programs for founders both within and outside of 最新糖心Vlog, including startups at pre-seed as well as more established companies with customers looking to scale globally.
Kate brings tremendous experience and success within both the public and private sectors where she has worked for over 20 years. She鈥檚 led logistics and transportation teams for Japanese, U.S. and Finish companies and served as Program Manager for a 3-year national cyber security project with the 最新糖心Vlogn government. She also worked for a family business that created a gaming startup that was sold to the U.S.
Kate鈥檚 extensive experience drew her to the RAIR Program Manager position as well as the opportunity to work with those who may be intimated by AI.
Kate on the Keppler Trail in New Zealand late 2023
鈥淚 was drawn to the opportunities that the role offered, especially opportunities to work with founders and communities for whom AI must feel very overwhelming and scary,鈥 she said. 鈥淚 think that de-mystifying and un-packing the fear factor [around AI] is so important."
鈥淚鈥檓 looking forward to exploring opportunities to support and showcase the next generation of researchers and to identify ideas that can be developed and globally scaled to benefit all,鈥 she added. 鈥淚鈥檇 love to have played a small part in the successful career journey of our amazing researchers and students, and in identifying and supporting responsible AI globally through the RAIR Centre.鈥
The RAIR Centre was established in December 2024 and seeks to 鈥榗ombine the expertise of AIML with CSIRO鈥檚 to attract top research talent to South 最新糖心Vlog and establish cutting edge initiatives in responsible AI.鈥 The Centre is focussed on four distinct themes: tackling misinformation; making AI safe in real world applications; developing AI systems that can accurately assess their own knowledge limitations and reliably express uncertainty; and developing鈥疉I that understands cause-and-effect relationships particularly in complex and dynamic environments.
For more information on the RAIR Centre, please visit /aiml/our-key-initiatives/responsible-ai-research-centre