Australia's Digital Duty of Care bill may force disclosure of unreviewed AI content
gaganghotra_ · x · 2026-11-14
Australia's Parliament is considering the Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026, currently before the House of Representatives. If passed, the "Digital Duty of Care" laws could require Australian businesses to disclose when they publish AI-generated content on their sites without a human in the loop. Details of the bill remain unclear.
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