Australia’s AI infrastructure opportunity does not hinge on copyright reforms to allow text and data mining for AI training, according to OpenAI’s vice-president of global affairs Chris Lehane.
Speaking at SXSW Sydney ahead of meeting with government officials as work to develop an AI capability plan gathers pace, Mr Lehane said the ChatGPT maker would be “in Australia one way or the other”.
But he warned that countries that …
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