AI inquiry: Australian privacy laws decades out of date, redress, reform needed

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A prominent human rights lawyer says Australia’s “decades out of date” privacy laws need to be urgently reformed to protect against the AI industry’s rapid advancements while also calling for tough penalties on companies that do the wrong thing.

Speaking at a parliamentary inquiry on adopting artificial intelligence, Digital Rights Watch founder Lizzie O’Shea said the legislative lag had allowed “data extractive business models” to expand at a “significant expense to society”.

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