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Unions to seek workplace AI protections from Chalmers

Australia’s largest workers’ group has launched a push to tighten artificial intelligence regulations, including requiring employers to guarantee job security and retraining opportunities. The Australian Council of Trade Unions...

A ‘plan for a plan’ on AI is better than NZ’s policy abdication

13 July 2025 | by Justin Hendry

The Albanese government has copped a ton of criticism for its slow-moving regulatory response to artificial intelligence since OpenAI’s ChatGPT burst onto the scene, and for good reason. While...

Debate over US AI regulation now hinges on broadband funding

26 June 2025 | by Jody Godoy and David Shepardson

The fight over a proposed 10-year federal moratorium on state regulation of artificial intelligence heated up on Wednesday, with Republican and Democratic Senate leaders differing on whether such a...

Dave Sharma sounds alarm on restrictive AI regulation

9 June 2025 | by James Riley and Trish Everingham

Senator Dave Sharma has warned against Australia adopting a risk-averse approach to the regulation of artificial intelligence, which would stymie business take up of a technology that is evolving...

Using existing legal frameworks to ensure AI accountability

2 June 2025 | by Henry Fraser

While governments around the world equivocate about holding powerful AI providers accountable, it falls to ordinary citizens to defend their rights. To do this, we need to be creative,...

‘Not just the guardrails’: Chalmers shifts govt focus on AI

6 February 2025 | by Justin Hendry

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the federal government is focused on the “huge gains on offer” from artificial intelligence and “not just the guardrails”, in a sign that its priorities...

How governments can foster trust in the age of AI

3 April 2024 | by Jennifer Mulveny

The government’s interim response to the safe and responsible AI in Australia consultation earlier this year envisions a risk-based approach to regulating AI that would strike a constructive balance...

Govt mulls foreign AI fast lane for regulatory approvals

6 March 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

The federal government is considering allowing AI technologies that have already satisfied tough regulatory requirements overseas to be deployed with fewer checks in the Australian market. In an effort...

Red flags or not, AI regulation must look to the future

30 January 2024 | by Professor Sherman Young

The federal government’s recently released interim response to regulating artificial intelligence is (understandably) short on detail, but appears to say all the right things in an attempt to balance...

‘Out of our depth’: Calls for Australia to stop work on AI regulation

19 October 2023 | by Justin Hendry

Australia should “stop all efforts” to regulate artificial intelligence according to one of the country’s leading authorities on the subject, who says it remains too early to grasp the...

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Unions to seek workplace AI protections from Chalmers

A ‘plan for a plan’ on AI is better than NZ’s policy abdication

Debate over US AI regulation now hinges on broadband funding

Dave Sharma sounds alarm on restrictive AI regulation

Using existing legal frameworks to ensure AI accountability

‘Not just the guardrails’: Chalmers shifts govt focus on AI

How governments can foster trust in the age of AI

Govt mulls foreign AI fast lane for regulatory approvals

Red flags or not, AI regulation must look to the future

‘Out of our depth’: Calls for Australia to stop work on AI regulation

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