The Australian government is working to protect its creators through stronger copyright laws. Starting tomorrow, lawmakers in the country will spend two days reviewing copyright laws to find a middle ground between creators and the AI developers who need access to their work.

Schools in Australia have reported children as young as 13 spending up to five hours a day talking with chatbots, sometimes sexually, the regulator said, adding that minors risked forming sexual or emotionally dependent ties with them, or being spurred to self-harm.

The Australian government is exploring updating the country's copyright laws, ensuring it is prepared for future challenges introduced by AI.

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The controversy in Australia echoes a similar situation in the UK, where a paper presented to parliament in January proposed a TDM exemption for UK-based AI companies, on the grou

With greater freedom to autonomously accomplish complex business tasks, agentic AI requires the right guardrails in place to ensure it is responsible by design.