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Le Premier ministre australien, Antony Albanese, a indiqué lors d'une conférence de presse ce 10 novembre 2026 des mesures strictes aux entreprises spécialisées dans l'intelligence artificielle souhaitant opérer dans le pays, après le piratage de plateformes gouvernementales par un modèle d'OpenAI. « Notre tâche consiste à veiller à ce que ce soit nous qui façonnions l’IA, et non l’inverse », a t-il déclaré.

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00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30We've seen what happened in other parts of the world without guardrails or standards.
00:35Social licence has slipped, while safety and security have been undermined.
00:41Australia is the first mover in this space, and we want to make sure that we continue to work
00:48so that we can reap the potential benefits from AI.
00:52But we need to ensure that we get it right, and social licence is absolutely critical.
00:57And one of the first things that we're doing here today is announcing our mandatory AI safety and security protections,
01:08which will be part of our AI legislation.
01:12As part of that, these protections will be regulated by a new targeted AI safety regulator,
01:19who will be able to enforce significant penalties for AI companies doing the wrong thing.
01:27For more, if you'd like to talk to about AI

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