In TrendsStock MarketNSE IPOIndia's EconomyRupee vs DollarDow JonesAnthropic, OpenAI call for Australia to relax ban on training of AI modelsThe AI firms proposed narrower copyright exemptions tied to conditions supporting Australian creators, as Canberra weighs new AI rules while balancing the interests of technology companies, authors, publishers and other rights holders.By Reuters September 22, 2026, 2:53:27 PM IST (Published)(Photo Credit : Reuters )Top AI companies OpenAI and Anthropic urged Australia to rethink a ban on letting them use the country’s creative content for training their models, saying a limited exemption could protect artists’ rights while encouraging more investment.Countries around the world are scrambling to settle on how to regulate the explosion of AI while courting investment that economists say may be worth hundreds of billions of dollars by the end of the decade.Australia has said it will implement a broad set of rules on AI and data centres to take effect from next year, but has already ruled out an exemption to copyright laws which effectively prevents the mostly US-domiciled companies from undertaking training there.In submissions to a parliamentary inquiry in September on laws governing AI, the companies acknowledged the ban, but called for it to be relaxed.”Anthropic accepts that…
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