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    Australian Creatives Advocate for Inclusion in New Federal AI Authority

    July 16, 2026
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    The Office of AI will supervise implementation across federal agencies and coordinate efforts with other Australian jurisdictions. The government also plans to prioritize consumer safety, building on the recently established AI Safety Institute. Opposition MPs have expressed concerns over bureaucratic overhead and regulatory expenses, while the Greens have called for stronger legal protections. The full composition of the office, including advisory bodies and procedures for industry participation, has not yet been disclosed.

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