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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces growing discontent from creatives in his Grayndler electorate regarding a federal proposal to allow AI companies to scrape Australian works by default. The draft laws, expected by the end of the year with parliamentary consideration due in 2027, follow a September leak where OpenAI officials warned ministers that current copyright laws prevent local model training.
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