The Australian government is criticized for its slow pace in establishing comprehensive AI policy, allowing market forces to dictate entry barriers and increase competition.
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The Australian government is criticized for its slow pace in establishing comprehensive AI policy, allowing market forces to dictate entry barriers and increase competition.
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Australian government is slow to establish adequate AI policy, while AI lowers entry barriers and increases market competition.1 source
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