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Anthropic and OpenAI ask Australia to ease its ban on AI training with local content

Anthropic and OpenAI have asked Australian lawmakers to reconsider rules that stop them from training AI models on the country’s creative work, Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing the companies’ submissions to a parliamentary inquiry into AI laws. In October 2025, the Australian government stated t…

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  1. 2026-09-22 11:26 · The Next Web
    Anthropic and OpenAI ask Australia to ease its ban on AI training with local content

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