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Josh Butler

Guardian Australia

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  1. NewsThe GuardianWrote it

    Experts warn AI copyright changes could breach Australian constitution and spark huge compensation rights case

    According to the excerpt, The Guardian reports that Coalition senators and the recording industry warn that letting AI companies scrape copyrighted work could breach Australia's constitution. Constitutional expert Anne Twomey agrees there is "potentially" a concern, depending on drafting, and the attorney general's department says it is alive to the issue.

  2. NewsThe GuardianWrote it

    ‘Emotional intimacy’ from AI chatbots would be banned under Australia’s digital duty of care laws

    Guardian Australia reports that the digital duty of care bill passed Australia's House of Representatives with an amendment requiring platforms to ban chatbot conduct that simulates emotional intimacy with children. The Senate takes it up next; the Coalition says it will not vote for it.

  3. NewsThe GuardianWrote it

    Australians should prepare for online services to go down unexpectedly as threats rise, cyber agency warns

    According to the excerpt, the Guardian reports that the Australian Signals Directorate has warned Australians to expect more online services to go offline unexpectedly, saying security must come before availability. The agency also urges businesses and critical infrastructure to use advanced AI models against AI-enabled attackers.

  4. NewsThe GuardianWrote it

    David Pocock concerned senior Albanese adviser 'vetted' bipartisan AI letter that was sent to PM

    Guardian Australia reports that notes seen by it show a senior adviser in the prime minister's office edited a letter from a parliamentary AI committee before it was sent. Senator David Pocock is concerned; the chair and deputy chair reject claims of interference.