Webinars & Appearances

The University of Melbourne

AI in the Real World: What Works, What Doesn't, and How to Think About It

A guest lecture delivered to postgraduate students in the Artificial Intelligence in Construction subject at the University of Melbourne. The session covered practical AI applications in construction and project delivery — including AI-assisted scheduling, natural language interfaces for contract documents, and computer vision for site safety.

The lecture included an honest assessment of why most AI projects fail to scale beyond a pilot, and a hands-on activity applying a risk tiering and guardrail design framework to real construction scenarios — leaving students with a practical decision tool they can use throughout their careers.

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The one-page decision tool from the Melbourne lecture — a structured approach to risk tiering and guardrail design for AI deployment. Built for practitioners who need to make real decisions on real projects.

Responsible AI Leadership: What Every Leader Needs to Know

Presented in partnership with the Australian Institute of Management, this webinar explores what it takes to lead responsibly in an AI-enabled organisation — moving beyond hype to practical, board-ready frameworks for AI governance and adoption.

Adam draws on real-world enterprise experience to help leaders understand not just what AI can do, but how to build the organisational readiness to do it well.