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Australia’s AI office targets copyright protection and media reform

Australia launches new Office of AI to safeguard media creators’ copyright and promote innovation in artificial intelligence


Australia has launched its new Office of AI, promising stronger safeguards to protect the intellectual property of media organisations, artists and creators.

The government says AI companies must obtain consent and provide compensation before using copyrighted content, raising major questions about compliance, innovation and the future of artificial intelligence.

Darren Woolley from TrinityP3 joins Ticker to examine whether tougher AI regulation is a victory for creators, what it means for advertisers and technology companies, and how Australia can balance innovation with transparency and consumer trust.

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