Australian voters would prefer changes to copyright law that deliver some compensation to creatives rather than free-riding by AI companies training their models offshore, according to a new poll. A YouGov poll of 1,500 people, commissioned by Diffusion, a strategy practice that researches public attitudes to AI, adds to calls from a bipartisan parliamentary inquiry into AI urging Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to make changes to help AI companies who want to train their models in Australia.
Source: Australian voters back AI copyright changes — if creators get paid