Will Australia's new AI regulator have enough teeth?
From ABC News Top Stories · 2:58
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The federal government has unveiled plans for mandatory AI safety standards, including a new regulator with the power to penalise companies that don't comply. The announcement has drawn mixed reactions, with the Coalition broadly supportive but the Greens arguing the proposed penalties don't go far enough. Experts are also weighing in on what the framework could actually achieve, and what it might take to hold the world's biggest AI companies to account. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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