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Labor takes a stand on data centre rules and AI copyright
Anthony Albanese says AI companies will not be able to use Australian books, music, art or news to train AI "without the artist's control". (AAP: Dan Himbrechts)
A new set of standards for artificial intelligence will provide clear rules for data centres, forcing them to minimise water usage and underwrite or supply their own power.
Anthony Albanese vows that AI companies will not be able to use Australian books, music, art or news to train AI "without the artist's control".
The prime minister will seek agreement from state premiers and territory chief ministers over the new set of standards at a national cabinet meeting next month.
What Albanese didn’t say about AI and IR is the real concern
Much of the action in determining Labor’s position will be on the ALP National Conference floor next week.
The distance between Western Australia’s Pilbara and the University of Sydney is about 3600 kilometres.
Yet it’s worth thinking about the connection between Thursday’s landmark industrial action at BHP’s Port Hedland iron ore operations and Wednesday’s headland speech on artificial intelligence by Anthony Albanese at the nation’s oldest university campus.
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