2025-07-02 onward
Public GitHub trail
Open repositories, generated index, current/archived split, and a site-native repo atlas for review.
Fractal Media Infrastructure
Public record
Papers. Policies. Projects. Public outreach.
Four outward-facing lanes, one evidence-first record.
2025-07-02 onward
Open repositories, generated index, current/archived split, and a site-native repo atlas for review.
2025-11-24 onward
Australian AI Fair-Go, safety/governance analysis, and Senate inquiry material.
2026-01-18 onward
PhilPeople / PhilPapers, SSRN, and ORCID research surfaces.
2026-07-11 onward
Google Play surfaces, app-specific privacy pages, and source-linked support pages.
Record badges
Dated ledger
FMI has submitted a response to the Attorney-General's Department consultation informing the development of Australia's Fourth National Action Plan for the Open Government Partnership.
FMI has submitted a response to the Department of Education's 2026 National Research Infrastructure Roadmap Exposure Draft consultation.
FMI's submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Defence inquiry into Australia's national civil preparedness and resilience has been accepted by the committee and published as submission 17.
Official submissions list (no. 17) Official inquiry page AI Fair-Go policy page
FMI's submission to the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence inquiry has been accepted by the committee as submission 61. The committee advises it will be published on the inquiry website.
FMI has submitted feedback to the City of Melbourne consultation on its Draft Data Centre and AI Infrastructure Position Paper.
FMI has submitted feedback to the Australian Government's Office of AI consultation, Getting it right: Building AI infrastructure that works for Australia.
FMI has submitted a written response to the Tasmanian Government consultation on Draft Expectations for Data Centres and AI Infrastructure Developers.
FMI has submitted feedback on the Exposure Draft Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026, supporting the proposed preventative, systems-based direction while arguing for practical proportionality for AI-enabled services, local and privacy-preserving architectures, small developers, open development, and responsibility that follows actual risk and practical control.
FMI has placed a submission into the Attorney-General's Department consultation on the Exposure Draft Privacy Amendment (Personal Data Protection) Bill 2026.
FMI has placed a submission into the Department of Industry, Science and Resources consultation on Horizon Europe implementation, focused on practical access for small, independent, regional, and unconventional Australian R&D.
FMI has placed a submission into the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Digital Protections Framework consultation, focused on meaningful human authority and accountable automation in employment services administration.
FMI's submission to the Senate inquiry into artificial intelligence and data centres has been published by the committee as submission 71.
Official submission 71 (PDF) Official inquiry page AI Fair-Go policy page
A public policy lane arguing for fit-for-purpose AI: local where local is enough, cloud where cloud is justified, and stronger obligations where AI systems exercise power over people.
Scholarly publishing
The publication list below is loaded directly from PhilPeople / PhilPapers.
FMI publishes selected Android apps through Google Play while preserving source-code context, app-specific privacy pages, package identifiers, production status, and public support routes.
Google Play release directory App support Chatty-mini privacy policy Chatty-Pet privacy policy Chatty-Venture privacy policy
The public education branch exists to translate AI tooling and policy questions into more accessible explanations without separating them from the underlying open-source record. YouTube carries the long-form channel surface, while TikTok provides a short-form FMI media route.
A separate evidence page collects selected examples where FMI's public trail shows work in problem-spaces that later became more visible elsewhere in industry, policy, or research.
FMI maintains a public organizational surface with registered business details, contact information, public support routes, and a commons-first stewardship stance. The business-name and ABN update records mark the shift from an existing ABN into the FMI-shaped public-interest work.
The public GitHub record is broad, inspectable, and indexed: active projects, historical repositories, source mirrors, policy work, research notes, app code, and supporting infrastructure remain visible rather than hidden behind a private portfolio.
GitHub profile Site-native repo atlas Source index Easy Start Guide