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Anthropic, OpenAI call for Australia to relax ban on training of AI models
Source: reuters.com
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OpenAI and Anthropic urged Australia to reconsider a proposed ban on using domestic creative content to train AI models. The companies argued that a limited training-data exemption could preserve artists' rights while supporting AI investment, putting copyright policy at the center of Australia's AI regulatory debate.
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