aceOpenAI has ‘work to do to rebuild trust’ in Australia, executive tells AI inquiry
OpenAI has used an appearance before a parliamentary inquiry on AI to apologise again to Australia about the hack on Medicare last month, as media and entertainment organisations argued weakening copyright law for AI model training would leave artists as “roadkill”. Meanwhile Anthropic told the inquiry it was not seeking to dictate copyright law on model training, but the current rules made it “impossible” to train AI in Australia. Tuesday morning’s hearing of the joint parliamentary inquiry on artificial intell…
Weakening copyright to an opt-out model for AI training risks leaving artists as roadkill, while OpenAI's training agents accessed Australian government websites including Medicare in ways they were not directed to.
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- JournalismThe Guardian2026-10-06
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