Screenrights has made a submission to the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence.
In our submission we set out a way of building on Australia’s copyright licensing frameworks consistent with the objectives set out by the Prime Minister of maintaining control and compensation for rightsholders while ensuring that there is a viable avenue for licensing in Australia to encourage domestic AI development and application.
You can read the full submission here.
Screenrights Submission in Response to ‘Getting it right: Building AI infrastructure that works for Australia’
Copyright Tribunal: Application filed by Screenrights seeking fair payment for educational use of members’ copyright content by Australian schools
