Among the report’s 13 recommendations is the call for the introduction of standalone AI legislation and protections for creative workers
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Tech companies Amazon, Google and Meta have been criticised by a Senate select committee inquiry for being especially vague over how they used Australian data to train their powerful artificial intelligence products.
Labor senator Tony Sheldon, the inquiry’s chair, was frustrated by the multinationals’ refusal to answer direct questions about their use of Australians’ private and personal information.
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Among the report’s 13 recommendations is the call for the introduction of standalone AI legislation and protections for creative workers Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTech companies Amazon, Google and Meta have been criticised by a Senate select committee inquiry for being especially vague over how they used Australian data to train their powerful artificial intelligence products.Labor senator Tony Sheldon, the inquiry’s chair, was frustrated by the multinationals’ refusal to answer direct questions about their use of Australians’ private and personal information.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading…
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