AI for national security can co-exist with Australia's current copyright laws

A strategic analysis report highlights that Australia’s current copyright laws can coexist with its national security AI efforts, stating that loosening copyright protections primarily benefits commercial AI business models rather than national security. The report underscores that AI-driven national security relies on private and proprietary data rather than copyrighted creative works and warns that a permissive data-harvesting regime could attract malign actors and strain international relations.

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