'Unethical': Minister admits big tech firms use Aussie content without artists' permission

An Australian government minister has publicly admitted that major technology firms have used Australian artists' music to train artificial intelligence models without seeking permission or compensation. The minister characterized the practice as unethical, and Playlunch is among numerous Australian musicians affected. ABC News reports the revelation highlights how overseas tech companies have drawn on Australian creative work to develop their AI systems.

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