PM’s office accused of vetting AI inquiry findings | 7NEWS
The Prime Minister’s office is accused of vetting findings from a parliamentary artificial intelligence inquiry before they were formally delivered to Anthony Albanese and made public. Independent Senator David Pocock discovered his draft copy of the committee’s recommendations letter contained editing comments from a Prime Minister’s office adviser, including notes like ‘revert to original’ and ‘this too specific’. The committee is examining artificial intelligence regulation and has suggested the government re-examine copyright and how big tech companies might compensate creators.
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