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According to reports from various foreign media such as the Associated Press and the BBC, a few months after the US opened the AI Research Center intelligence “unauthorized access” to Australian government agency websites, Australian Prime Minister Albanis announced on November 10 that Australia plans to establish an artificial intelligence security supervisory authority and consider criminal liability against offending technology companies. Albanis said regulators will implement the world's leading statutory AI standards, which apply to all AI companies that want to operate in Australia. Offenders will face financial penalties, but the Australian government has yet to announce specific penalties.
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According to reports from various foreign media such as the Associated Press and the BBC, a few months after the US opened the AI Research Center intelligence “unauthorized access” to Australian government agency websites, Australian Prime Minister Albanis announced on November 10 that Australia plans to establish an artificial intelligence security supervisory authority and consider criminal liability against offending technology companies. Albanis said regulators will implement the world's leading statutory AI standards, which apply to all AI companies that want to operate in Australia. Offenders will face financial penalties, but the Australian government has yet to announce specific penalties.
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