politics Cupertino, United States
Australia pushes for global AI safeguards and online-safety support
21signatoriesâ–Ľ from 22
The global AI declaration had 22 signatories.
In Cupertino, Albanese urged US-China cooperation on global AI rules while discussing online safety with Tim Cook. Australia joined a declaration reported as backed by 20 countries and the EU, calling for AI safeguards, common standards, human control and a possible oversight institution.
4 sourcesAl Jazeera, abc.net.auUpdated
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Anthony Albanese asked Apple CEO Tim Cook to back Australia’s online-safety laws.
“PM Anthony Albanese asks Apple CEO Tim Cook to back Canberra’s online safety laws”
Anthony Albanese met Tim Cook at Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino, California.
2 of 2 sources“met Apple CEO Tim Cook at the tech company’s headquarters in Cupertino, California”
AllegedAnthony Albanese said Australia will introduce new standards for AI by the end of the year.
1 of 2 sources“Australia will introduce new standards for AI by the end of the year”
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