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On The Call
Capital Brief
Australia's AI copyright clash fires up
SEP 17, 202624 MIN
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Description
Australia's AI copyright fight reignites as leaked documents reveal the Albanese government's reform plans. Meanwhile, just hours later, Anthropic signs its first Australian data centre lease: a $32 billion project in regional Queensland.
We discuss:
The two copyright reform proposals in the leaked documents, and the creative sector's response.
Why the AI labs want copyright reform, and the risk of Australia becoming a venue for international legal action.
The difference between training and inference, and why training is the bigger economic prize.
Anthropic's $32 billion Queensland data centre lease.
How the data centre build-out will be powered, and Labor's retreat on renewables.
The Coalition's mixed messaging on copyright and AI.
Firmus' Tasmanian sports sponsorships and the social licence playbook.
The AI existential risk debate.
On The Call is a weekly live conversation with the Capital Brief newsroom on the stories driving the agenda in Australia's centres of power.
Host Harshdeep Kaur sits down with Capital Brief's best journalists to dissect what we're watching and why it matters, and answer questions from our subscribers live.
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