The head of global music industry body IFPI has warned that weakening Australia’s copyright protections to give artificial intelligence companies access to online content would be a “disaster for creativity”, The Guardian reports.
In a warning directed at Albanese, the IFPI head described allowing that access as a “huge mistake” that would damage Australia’s reputation, according to the report. The comments frame looser copyright rules as a threat to creative work.



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