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August report didn't recommend AI copyright exemptions, Australian economic adviser says

By Saloni Sinha ( September 30, 2025, 05:39 GMT | Insight) -- Australia’s top economic advisory agency denied recommending changes to the country’s copyright laws that include a text- and data-mining exemption for artificial intelligence in a recent report, in an exchange with lawmakers on Tuesday. In a parliamentary hearing, the independent, government-funded Productivity Commission said that its August interim report on harnessing data and digital technology had only included a case study on copyright law, with the recommendation that government and regulators undertake analysis to ensure laws are equipped to deal with AI. Australia’s top economic advisory agency denied recommending changes to the country’s copyright laws that include a text- and data-mining exemption for artificial intelligence in a recent report, in an exchange with lawmakers on Tuesday....

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