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Ed Husic says weakening copyright to benefit AI companies would betray Labor party’s ethos

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Labor MP Ed Husic warns that watering down copyright law for AI companies would go against the party's 'fair day's pay' principle. Media union calls for tougher rules on AI use of creative work.

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Ed Husic says weakening copyright to benefit AI companies would betray Labor party’s ethos
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Labor MP says ‘a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work’ was a founding principle of the ALP as media union calls for tougher new rules on AI use of creative work

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The Labor MP Ed Husic says any moves to water down copyright law to benefit AI companies would be “going against the ethos” of the party and undermining the principle of “a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work”.

Husic also urged his colleagues to place stricter rules on the big tech firms or be “doomed to failure”.

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  • Husic emphasizes 'fair day's pay' as a founding principle of Labor
  • He urges stricter regulations on big tech firms
  • Media union demands new rules for AI use of creative content

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