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Exclusive: The former staffers influencing government on AI

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By Karen Barlow Verified
| The Saturday Paper Verified
Anthony Albanese says it’s a lie he doesn’t personally use AI, although for security reasons he cannot say for what. Speaking to The Saturday Paper, the prime minister dismisses Opposition Leader Angus Taylor’s claim that he is out of touch with the technology. “I do use AI. He’s an idiot,” the prime minister said on Thursday, adding: “One of the challenges here is that you need access to artificial intelligence to engage with some of the risks that are there from artificial intelligence.
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Australia trails UN peers on climate national security

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By Karen Barlow Verified
| The Saturday Paper Verified
Pat Conroy denounces the Coalition’s latest attack on Australia’s climate policies as a threat to national security, even as Labor faces fresh criticism for a lack of transparency on the risks already emerging.
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Exclusive: PM’s AI office has fewer than 10 permanent staff

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By Karen Barlow Verified
| The Saturday Paper Verified
As Labor prioritises a deal on copyright that would water down artists’ protections, Open AI has poached a national security adviser from the prime minister’s department. Minister for Industry Tim Ayres and assistant minister for technology Andrew Charlton. As executives of the largest American tech companies unite in a call for action to address the existential risk AI poses to humanity, an 11-month impasse over copyright reform is consuming Australia’s AI policy response.
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