'Not up for Grabs': PM Vows Copyright Laws Will Protect Against AI 'Theft'

Industry bodies welcome prime minister’s comments on AI and copyright | Books+Publishing

The Australian Publishers Association (APA) and Australian Society of Authors (ASA) have welcomed comments made by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese regarding AI and copyright. Speaking on Wednesday 14 July, the prime minister said: “No company should use Australian books, art or news to build or train AI without the artist’s control – and that includes […]

'Not up for grabs': PM vows copyright laws will protect against AI 'theft'

Save (0) Please login to bookmarkClose Username or Email Address Password Remember Me In announcing the establishment of a federal AI office, prime minister Anthony Albanese on Wednesday warned artificial intelligence companies that Australia’s creative work was not “up for grabs”. Subscribe to Lawyerly to access this article.Already a subscriber? Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Lost your pass…

PM vows to protect creatives from work being ripped by AI

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Australia promised to protect copyright, when will we see action against AI?

Australia has taken a firmer stand on datacentres.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese just announced that datacentres in Australia will now be required to add as much electricity to the grid as it uses, and adhere to energy and water efficiency standards. He also announced the introduction of an ‘office of AI’ department in government.But those who were hoping the announcement might also come with a decision around copyright and compensation for cre…