Australians back copyright deal to take part in AI boom


A majority of Australians would back changes to copyright laws to allow companies like Google, Anthropic and OpenAI to train their models locally, provided creators whose work is used are fairly compensated.

As the government works to reconcile the competing demands of rights-holders and tech giants, while trying to cement the country’s place as a data centre hub, new polling lays bare the public appetite for getting the balance right.

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