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Authors like me must have faith that Australia, where fairness is fundamental, won’t gut our copyright for big tech | Anna Funder

US companies hoping to make fortunes from AI want the creative product of our country to be available to them for free, or for peanuts. Words fail me.

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Authors like me must have faith that Australia, where fairness is fundamental, won’t gut our copyright for big tech | Anna Funder
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  • Author Anna Funder and a group of creative workers went to Canberra to advocate for copyright protection against AI companies.
  • US tech companies seek free or cheap access to Australian creative works for AI training.
  • Funder emphasizes that copyright is fundamental; without it, no one would create.
  • All her books have been ingested into AI programs without consent or payment.

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