Online reaction condemns proposed copyright changes
4 Sep 20 3:41 AM · 5d ago · 2 posts · 1 source · development 4 of 4
A social media user reacted angrily to Albanese's openness to changing copyright law for AI investment, calling it a legalisation of theft and criticising the lack of attention to AI's environmental impact.
“I'm so angry. Legalising theft.”
ApaulD@aus.social
Anthony Albanese Australian Prime Minister
Tim Cook Apple executive chairman/CEO
Donald Trump US President
Dario Amodei Anthropic CEO
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 6 claims were published in its stretch
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first by ABC Australia, 3d ago · also ABC
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first by Guardian Tech, 7h ago · also The Guardian
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first by ABC Australia, 2d ago
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first by Sydney Morning Herald, 3d ago
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first by Sydney Morning Herald, 3d ago
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first by Anadolu Agency, 4d ago
What people said 13 voices · verbatim
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Albanese # auspol open to “changing copyright laws in a bid to attract AI investment in Australia. # ai # technology # crime # copyright I’m so angry. Legalising theft. Never ever talking about how indiscriminate use of AI & # tech is destroying our environment & climate. # environment # climatechange # energy # water # fossilfuels # australia…
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Facebook has been the worst, I dont follow politics there, I have political content turned off. I'm centre left voter yet all I ever see nowadays on facebook its one nation crap, nationals crap or lnp QLD crap. Never see anything at all from the left. Just those three groups everywhere. Its disgusting how obvious it is the shit social media techs…
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he'll effectively ignore the Trump Administration's concerns over online censorship under Australia's Digital Duty of Care, insisting it's not about government control but giving people control over their devices.
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Calls for global regulation of AI are growing. What exactly could it look like? Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appears to be listening to artificial intelligence (AI) firms’ warnings to the world about the dangers of the technology they are developing.... https:// newspaceeconomy.ca/2026/09/23/…
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Mate you've got no clue what you're on about. If you took the tin foil hat off you'd understand that these algorithms, written by global tech companies will generate engagement by any means necessary and 9 times out of 10 its through rage baiting. Im happy the e-safety commissioner had limited teenagers access to social media and welcome more…
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https://www. abc.net.au/news/2026-09-23/fed eral-politics-albanese-responds-us-criticism-social-media-law/107184528 Fuck me Albanese - getting chummy with the fascists. Having a laugh! Poor Mark Carney. Canada is getting mixed messages from this dickhead. # auspol
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If they dont like it then out the door they go ,its not like the near minimum tax they pay if at all and prob at a lesser percentage rate than than a local mcdonalds employee . As for trump he already put a tarrif on australia and his daily whims and tantrums are pathetic and economically illogical. Could also be said if you bow down to trump you…
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Limited? Teens have come up with countless means to circumvent restrictions and verifications! It's a widely known fact. But the E-Safety Karen can't be at fault, she's not out of touch with the younger generations or anything. Hail E-Safety Czar!
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We’ve had codes for tv networks for ages. Media networks used to follow laws. It gets to social media and people just shrug and say “well I guess we don’t need laws”
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I've read the draft bill, and it's pretty explicit about what it considers "harmful" Exactly which part do you take issue with?
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The problem is that the Australian Government wants to take a strong stance against AI. But Trump clearly doesn't care.
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They’re unknowingly addicted, these short form video apps are literally rewriting people’s brains
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Baby steps. No nation on earth has these laws. I think starting with opt in is fine.
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