Australia’s AI copyright fight now has a datacentre price tag

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Australia is debating a proposed exemption allowing AI companies to train models on copyrighted Australian creative works, sparking political division and protests from creators. The controversy includes claims of a deal offering billions in datacentre investments in exchange for copyright access, which the government denies. Prime Minister Albanese plans to address the issue in an upcoming speech amid internal government disagreements.

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