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Senior Albanese minister clashes with Pocock over top-secret AI copyright claim

Senior Albanese minister clashes with Pocock over top-secret AI copyright claim
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Australian Senator David Pocock has accused the government of secretly considering plans to allow AI companies to train on copyrighted material. Government ministers have dismissed the claims as reckless speculation, maintaining that no such exception is being planned.

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The clash highlights the growing tension between AI development, intellectual property rights, and government transparency in Australia.

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MP David Pocock told parliament the Albanese government is considering competing proposals to change how AI companies use Australian copyright material. ( ABC News: Matt Roberts )

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The article focuses on a whistleblower claim against the government, though it includes government denials.

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