The Albanese government is weighing copyright reforms that would force tech giants like OpenAI and Google to compensate Australian creators whose work is used to train AI models.
Clearer rights for creators wanting to prevent their work from being used without permission are also being considered, as well as a new avenue for redress if copyrighted content is used without permission.
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland flagged the proposals while explicitly ruling …
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