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AI companies want to water down Australia copyright laws . Artists are outraged , Labor is split | AI ( artificial intelligence )
theguardian.com · United Kingdom
AI companies are reportedly seeking to weaken Australia's copyright laws, which has led to outrage among artists and created divisions within the Labor party. This highlights a contentious debate at the intersection of technology and intellectual property.
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