Research, events, and media updates from the Governing Immersive Tech Project
Dr Milica Stilinovic contributed an opinion piece for ABC Religion & Ethics on how smartglasses are re-configuring consent and privacy in public spaces.
As part of the Governing Immersive Technology project, Stilinovic analysed over 1,000 videos recorded with smart glasses on Instagram, uncovering disturbing patterns of non-consensual filming.
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In conversation with Waleed Aly and Scott Stephens, Dr Milica Stilinovic discuss the social, ethical and legal implications of smart glasses.
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Dr Milica Stilinovic has been featured as a key expert voice in an article by the AAP which reported on how video game platforms are being told to show how they are preventing Australian children from being groomed and radicalised.
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From February 2–4 2026, the Governing Immersive Tech project team joined leading XR companies, investors, and other international stakeholders at AWE Asia 2026 in Singapore to speak about proactive XR governance.
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Professor Marcus Carter has been featured as a key expert voice in an investigative piece by The Guardian which examined the safety of children on Roblox.
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Members of the GIT project team have authored an opinion piece for ABC Religion & Ethics examining the risks and implications of the newly unveiled Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses.
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Dr Ben Egliston and Professor Marcus Carter contributed an opinion piece for ABC Religion & Ethics on Meta's newly announced partnership with defence technology company Anduril to develop VR and AR headsets for the US military.
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