Copyright is relevant to a range of aspects of Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly Generative AI (Gen AI) that many people first experienced with the release of ChatGPT.
Information about Generative AI generally
Here are some links to information that you may find helpful.
- Q&As that we have received from members
- Recording of our member webinar (with Dr Rob Nicholls) on 16 August 2024
- An overview of AI development offshore (e.g. ‘training’ of Large Language Models) and smaller scale AI-related activity in Australia
- Responses to AI developer claims
Information about licensing uses of AI tools
- Extension of Annual Business Licence to staff use of AI tools
- Annual Business Licence extension Q&A
- How third party content can be used in prompts for Generative AI tools
- Why Copyright Agency is licensing uses of AI tools in Australia
- Managing participation in Annual Business Licence extension to staff use of AI tools
- Statutory licences for education and government and AI-related activities
You can also see the recording of our webinar on the Annual Business Licence extension here.
Government guidelines on safe, responsible and ethical AI-related activity
Australian governments are taking a number of steps to ensure that AI activity in Australia is safe, responsible and ethical. These include:
- National Framework for the Assurance of Artificial Intelligence in Government
- Generative AI Framework for schools
Policy and regulatory settings
Keep up to date
We are regularly posting updates on AI development in Australia and overseas, tagged ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (see here).
We will also be adding to the information on our website, including to address issues raised by members.
Have your say
We will be asking members about their experience and views regarding a number of aspects of AI later in the year.
In the meantime, if you would like more information, please contact the Member Services team.
November 2024
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