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Turnbull Criticizes Strict Local Copyright Laws in Australia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull stated that Australia is mistakenly believing that strict local copyright laws adequately protect creators. He noted that Australian materials are already accessible to offshore frontier artificial intelligence companies for training their models. These comments come as the Albanese government considers changes to copyright laws to attract companies like OpenAI and Anthropic to train their frontier AI models locally.

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Turnbull argued that the current prohibition on scraping copyrighted creative content for training models without permission is a critical issue. Removing this restriction is seen as necessary to unlock AI investment within Australia.

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Who's involved

  • Malcolm TurnbullFormer Prime Minister who criticized current copyright policy regarding AI development.
  • Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure, Cities and the ArtsFederal Minister whose portfolio includes communications and copyright law oversight.

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