Chances are, AI is already being used in your organisation, every day. Progress notes, rostering tools, meeting transcriptions, risk assessments, report writing. And while we're all starry-eyed over the non-billable time it's freeing up, it could be costing us somewhere else if there is no governance framework to safeguard the information we're putting into AI.

Getting that right all starts with knowing how the Privacy Act applies to AI use.

Nine of the thirteen Australian Privacy Principles apply directly to how AI collects, uses, discloses and stores personal information. So, if your organisation is using AI and hasn't updated its consent processes, privacy policy or vendor contracts to reflect that, you are likely already non-compliant.

This free 60-minute webinar covers the five biggest privacy risks created by AI use across the health and human services sectors, what the consequences are if you find yourself facing a breach (we're talking fines of up to $50 million), and a practical four-step framework your organisation can start working through straight away.

You will leave with:

• A clear picture of where your Privacy Act exposure sits when it comes to AI
• An understanding of what changes before December 2026 and why it matters
• Four concrete steps to take before your next board or leadership meeting

Get the free resources mentioned in the webinar from QualityHQ: https://go.qualityhq.com.au/breach-by-default/resources

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