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AI promises productivity and economic gains for Australian health sector – report  

22 October 2025
By Reesh Lyon
Artificial intelligence has the potential to boost Australia’s health workforce productivity by eight per cent, while also lifting gross value added in healthcare by $14b, according to an economic analysis published this week. The report, Australia’s AI Opportunity: Adopt, Develop, Lead also suggests AI could increase the country’s overall GDP by up to $142 billion […]

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