Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Fossick AI turns Australian public records into cited data
The Melbourne project uses AI to extract decision-relevant facts from Australian public records, with figures linked back to their source pages.
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- Australian regulators, advisers, banks, and environmental or health researchers
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- The Specialist Access Index says it calls practices while identifying itself as AI, and reports response rates and confidence intervals.
Field notes
The listed projects draw on several different source types: AER determinations, EPA Victoria’s audit register, public Consumer Data Right APIs, and practice calls combined with AIHW Medicare data. The health-access project says its caller identifies as AI and that it reports response rates and confidence intervals. The site describes the products as early access and invites visitors to assess free samples against their own work.
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