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Australia plans a new law next year to hold AI companies criminally liable for agent-caused harm, following an OpenAI breach of a Medicare portal in June. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed the initiative, while Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke clarified liability rules. Experts debate punishment details as the government prepares legislation.
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