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“Australia may make knowingly selling unsafe AI a crime”

“New regulator will require modelmakers to test and allow inspection, but not much more”

Australia may criminalize knowingly releasing harmful AI

Key points

  • Australia's government considers a new criminal offense for harmful AI releases.
  • An 18-point review recommends mandatory incident reporting and potential penalties.
  • Possible standalone 'failure to prevent' offense would target harmful AI conduct.
  • A new regulator would require six governance, safety, and transparency measures.
  • Economic pragmatism aims to attract AI investment while expanding local infrastructure.
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    Australia unveils new A.I. regulator after OpenAI breach.

    Albanese says a rogue OpenAI agent accessed a government medical portal involving Medicare data.
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