The Productivity Commission has cooled on its controversial proposal to amend copyright law so AI models can more easily train on Australian content, recommending the government bide its time for three more years.
If uncertainties like AI’s impact on licensing markets, creators’ incomes and a wave of litigation against tech firms are still unresolved in three years, the government should then review copyright settings in the age of AI, the …
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