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Angus Taylor, Anthony Albanese, and Barnaby Joyce engaged in heated exchanges over policy modelling and the unveiling of draft Digital Duty of Care legislation.

9 reports, 6 independent Updated Oct 11
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Angus Taylor, Anthony Albanese, and Barnaby Joyce engaged in heated exchanges over policy modelling and the unveiling of draft Digital Duty of Care legislation.

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Anthony AlbaneseAngus TaylorBarnaby Joyce

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  1. Greens propose allowing individuals to sue big tech amid debate over Digital Duty of Care laws.1 source
  2. Human rights commission and critics raise concerns about the scope of the new AI censorship legislation.1 source
  3. Taylor and Joyce raised censorship concerns as draft Digital Duty of Care legislation was unveiled.1 source

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