Australian Shadow Minister: AI Giants May Need to Pay for Content
nordicinst · x · 2026-07-03
The Guardian reports that Australian Shadow Arts Minister Angie Bell suggested that major AI companies might soon need to compensate creators for the content they use. Meanwhile, Europe (at both the EU and Nordic levels) is pushing forward with AI ethics and creators' rights to remuneration as priority issues. The original post also included an unrelated news story about a Melbourne court case.
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