IFPI warns Australia AI copyright weakening would be 'disaster for creativity'

The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) has publicly warned the Australian government against weakening copyright protections for AI companies, calling such a move 'ridiculous and dangerous'. The warning comes as the Albanese government weighs big tech's demands for access to online content, with local creatives raising constitutional issues and threatening political backlash. The outcome will set a precedent for AI copyright policy in Australia and may influence global debates.

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