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20 September 2026

Albanese refuses to give direct answer on if copyright laws will be diluted for AI giants ahead of high-stakes talks with Donald Trump

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Albanese refuses to give direct answer on if copyright laws will be diluted for AI giants ahead of high-stakes talks with Donald Trump

Anthony Albanese has dodged questions on a major shake up for AI laws, as he visits the US for a major political summit.

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