Policy/press release/2026-10-12

Australian Bipartisan AI Committee Recommends Reforms on Safety, Copyright, and Data Centres

An Australian bipartisan parliamentary committee has released a report urging the government to implement reforms concerning artificial intelligence. The recommendations cover areas such as AI safety, national security, copyright law, and investment in data centre infrastructure. The report highlights a push for changes to the current regulatory landscape for AI.

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  • An Australian bipartisan AI committee released a report
  • The report recommends reforms for AI
  • Key areas of reform include AI safety
  • Key areas of reform include copyright law
  • Key areas of reform include national security
  • Key areas of reform include investment in data centres

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