Anthropic tells AI inquiry it ‘never tried to dictate’ Australian copyright rules

Anthropic, a company developing artificial intelligence, has informed a parliamentary inquiry that it never attempted to influence Australian copyright laws. However, the company claims that the current copyright regulations make it extremely difficult to train AI models in Australia. This situation is significant for the economy, as it may hinder the development and adoption of AI technology in the country. As a result, businesses and industries that rely on AI may face challenges in operating efficiently.

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Anthropic and OpenAI are working to address concerns over copyright rules in Australia. The companies aim to rebuild trust with the Australian people, which could lead to a more favorable business environment.

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