Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Australia wuxuu booqday Apple, wuxuuna sheegay in dalkiisu u baahan yahay inuu ka qayb-galo horumarka AI
Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Australia, Anthony Albanese, ayaa booqasho ku tagay xarunta Apple ee magaalada Cupertino, California, halkaas oo uu ka hadlay xoojinta xeerarka AI iyo in dalkiisu u baahan yahay inuu ka qayb-galo horumarka tignoolajiyadda cusub.
Booqashada Apple iyo xiriirka dhaqaalaha
Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Australia, Anthony Albanese, ayaa booqasho ku tagay xarunta Apple ee magaalada Cupertino, California, halkaas oo uu ka wada hadlay xoojinta xeerarka AI iyo in dalkiisu u baahan yahay inuu ka qayb-galo horumarka tignoolajiyadda cusub.
Waxaa uu sheegay in dalkiisu u baahan yahay inuu ka qayb-galo horumarka AI, isagoo sheegay inay tahay 'ciyaar caalami ah' oo loo baahan yahay in la xakameeyo.
Xeerarka xuquuqda iyo maalgashiga AI
Waxaa uu sheegay in dalkiisu u baahan yahay inuu ka qayb-galo horumarka AI, isagoo sheegay inay tahay 'ciyaar caalami ah' oo loo baahan yahay in la xakameeyo.
Waxaa uu sheegay in dalkiisu u baahan yahay inuu ka qayb-galo horumarka AI, isagoo sheegay inay tahay 'ciyaar caalami ah' oo loo baahan yahay in la xakameeyo.
Dhinaca caalamiga ah iyo amniga
Waxaa uu sheegay in dalkiisu u baahan yahay inuu ka qayb-galo horumarka AI, isagoo sheegay inay tahay 'ciyaar caalami ah' oo loo baahan yahay in la xakameeyo.
Waxaa uu sheegay in dalkiisu u baahan yahay inuu ka qayb-galo horumarka AI, isagoo sheegay inay tahay 'ciyaar caalami ah' oo loo baahan yahay in la xakameeyo.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Apple's Cupertino headquarters, where he discussed new parental controls and warned that Australia cannot sit on the sidelines of the artificial intelligence revolution.
AI as a Global Imperative
Albanese described artificial intelligence as a 'global phenomenon' and said sitting on the sidelines was not an option for Australia. He warned that the technology is moving very quickly and that humans must remain in control of its development.
The prime minister said there is a need for a discussion about what the global framework is for the rollout of AI. He wants the United States and China to cooperate 'in the interests of humanity' on regulating this powerful technology.
Copyright Flexibility to Attract Tech Investment
Albanese has not ruled out changing Australia's copyright laws to attract investment from tech giants including Anthropic and OpenAI. He said writers, musicians and other creatives would maintain control over their intellectual property and be remunerated for any use of their work.
However, he left the door open to an 'opt out' model for copyright laws. The proposal has drawn criticism from the creative sector, the Coalition and the Greens, who argue it is more favourable to tech giants and undermines existing copyright protections.
Apple Meeting and UN Security Council Bid
Albanese was invited to Cupertino by Apple's executive chairman Tim Cook to discuss new parental controls for children, partly inspired by Australian social media reforms. The two held a 45-minute closed-door meeting which the prime minister described as a 'proud moment'.
Australia is developing national standards for AI and data centres and will use its leadership on digital safety as part of its bid for a two-year position on the United Nations Security Council from 2029. Australia last held a temporary spot in 2014 and is vying for one of two seats available this time around.
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Sawir: ABC Australia Xigasho
