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National security concerns drove Labor’s pivot on AI
As the technology increasingly encroaches on defence capabilities, cyber experts and the opposition warn that Australia must redouble its efforts to master it.
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theguardian.com
Can Labor save us from the risks of AI? – podcast
Chief political correspondent Dan Jervis-Bardy speaks to Reged Ahmad about the tightrope the PM needs to walk between embracing new technology and new industry while protecting…
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smh.com.au
PM readies major AI announcement, but deadlock remains on billion-dollar tech tussle
As One Nation and residents groups ramp up campaigns against data centres, the prime minister will deliver a speech on Wednesday, titled AI in Australia’s interests.
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afr.com
AI safety body to scan for ‘catastrophic’ threats
The head of the new AI Safety Institute says it will prioritise protecting Australia from potential catastrophic harm posed by sophisticated artificial intelligence.
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abc.net.au
Anthony Albanese maps out AI future with new national framework
Labor will develop a new national framework in response to artificial intelligence as it seeks to address the technology’s growing economic and social impacts.
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Albanese in charge of AI revolution as 200 experts release dire warning
The prime minister will emphasise the technology’s “pivotal” role in resuscitating productivity and warn of extremists and hostile states using it “to spread disinformation that…
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Anthony Albanese promises fast-track approvals for datacentres to shore up AI investment
PM to declare Australia the first country worldwide to bring economic, social, security and environmental issues from AI under single office in major speech
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sbs.com.au
Australia is changing course on AI — but key questions remain
Labor wants to accelerate AI investment while protecting households, workers and creators — but crucial details are still to come.
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AI may be the toughest challenge Anthony Albanese faces this term. Guardrails are urgently needed | Peter Lewis
Coherent decision-making and internal accountability are critical to meeting this manic moment
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france24.com
Australian PM says to enact laws to govern AI
Australia will enact laws to regulate how artificial intelligence data centres use power and water, and to protect creative copyright, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said…
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Labor takes a stand on data centre rules and AI copyright
The prime minister unveils Labor's plan for new AI national standards, warning Australia has a narrow window to set AI's "social licence".
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PM’s plan: Take control of AI before it controls us
The measures announced sought ostensibly to please both sides of the debate, the interventionists and the let-it-rip brigade.
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PM pledges Australia-first approach to AI
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged an Australia-first approach to AI, promising to protect artists' work and establish guardrails to shape the new technology.
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theconversation.com
Australia wants to ‘manage’ AI. What will that look like?
Hours before Albanese delivered a major speech on AI in Sydney, the US state of New York imposed a one-year pause on building new data centres.
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e.vnexpress.net
Australian PM says to enact laws to govern AI - VnExpress International
Australia will enact laws to regulate how artificial intelligence data centers use power and water, and to protect creative copyright, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said…
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PM right to seize the AI debate. Now he must balance risk and growth
Anthony Albanese wants to lead the national conversation on AI. But he is managing political risk and cannot forget AI’s huge opportunities.
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Albanese’s AI plan is admirable – but will face tech giants more powerful than most national governments
The reality is Australia won’t be able to direct much of the activity of Anthropic, Microsoft, Google or OpenAI
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thediplomat.com
Australia Wants to ‘Manage’ AI. What Will That Look Like?
“This is our time to decide what AI looks like here in Australia,” Prime Minister Albanese said.
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Missing piece in PM’s AI speech was sovereign capacity strategy
We’re unlikely to compete with the US and China on frontier models. But if the world really goes south, we would benefit from building and training sovereign models.
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National security concerns drove Labor’s pivot on AI
As the technology increasingly encroaches on defence capabilities, cyber experts and the opposition warn that Australia must redouble its efforts to master it.
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AI jobs fight looms over Labor conference
Labor insiders expect ongoing debate about artificial intelligence when party faithful gather to hash out a policy platform to guide the next three years.