00:02Announcing a new AI regulator.
00:05Who will be able to enforce significant penalties for AI companies doing the wrong thing.
00:11The Prime Minister moves to ensure mandatory reporting of breaches when AI models go rogue.
00:17Law needs to get ahead of and in some cases make sure that it catches up with what is a
00:25very fast changing world.
00:27Three months after OpenAI discovered an agent hacked into a Medicare data portal it appears no laws were broken.
00:35It can't be allowed to happen again.
00:37The findings of a rapid review into the breach haven't been released but 18 recommendations have including for the government
00:45to build a closer relationship with AI labs,
00:48encourage them to train and research in Australia and consider changing criminal law.
00:54We believe that there should be a considered and an enduring and a multi-partisan approach to AI.
01:00This is a technology that is, it's happening, it's coming.
01:03Work is still being done on standards for data centres and copyright rules for AI companies,
01:09amid a growing pushback from artists like Jimmy Barnes, who reportedly said,
01:15I think that these companies should go and f**k themselves.
01:18He shouldn't be around the bush.
01:20As he heads overseas, Anthony Albanese will raise AI development and investment with other world leaders,
01:26while his ministers back home try to mop up internal frustration over the economy,
01:32with one senior minister urging his colleagues to stop leaking against the Treasurer.
01:37It's pretty obvious that there's all sorts of people making all sorts of comments.
01:40The PM insists he does back his Treasurer.
01:44Uh, yes.
01:45A Treasurer who's in hiding and a Prime Minister who's fleeing the country again.
01:49Back to back global summits and a lengthy to-do list when he returns.
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