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2 November 2026 — AI & Society

• No Register, Plenty of Copyright Claims — How Australian copyright law treats automation, presumptions of ownership and AI authorship.
• Copyright Claims Are Cheap. Challenging Them Isn't. — Why uncertainty around generative AI may not destroy the commercial value of asserted copyright.

2 November 2026 — Agents & Applications

• Nobody wants your in-app crapbot — Applications should compete to be useful to the user's agent, rather than compete to own it.

30 October 2026 — Agents & Applications

• De Novo Capability Construction — Agents may construct missing capabilities on demand, not merely discover and assemble existing ones.
• Software Slivers — Small specialist capabilities become viable when agents handle discovery, integration and operation.
• Agents as Software Discoverers — How agents might recommend, evaluate and select software for users.
• From Static to Generated Interfaces — Interfaces assembled and adapted from composable pieces as needs change.
• The Different 10% Problem — Users need different subsets of an application's capabilities.
• The UI Complexity Trap — Why human-facing interfaces become harder to use as features accumulate.
• Hybrid Human–Agent Software — Human and agent operators share work in the same product.
• The Disaggregation of Software — What happens when agents loosen the boundaries of conventional applications.
• Applying Intelligence Late — Move discovery and composition closer to the user's actual moment of need.
• The Disappearing Interface — Growing software capability without continually growing the human interface.
• Three Modes of Application Interaction — Human-direct, agent-mediated and hybrid ways of interacting with applications.

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