Been briefed – Australian orphan works scheme in the Copyright Amendment Bill 2026
Yesterday Australia passed the Copyright Amendment Bill 2026, bringing with it a long-awaited scheme to activate orphan works. Get across it with this briefing.
Here Elliott Bledsoe explores WTF is up with AI, the arts, technology, marketing, copyright and open knowledge.
Yesterday Australia passed the Copyright Amendment Bill 2026, bringing with it a long-awaited scheme to activate orphan works. Get across it with this briefing.
It’s all Anthropic this week. They signed an MOU with the Australian government, accidentally made some of Claude Code’s source code public and released two lots of research. Their presence also reignited the local copyright and AI debate.
It’s all Anthropic this week. They signed an MOU with the Australian government, accidentally made some of Claude Code’s source code public and released two lots of research. Their presence also reignited the local copyright and AI debate.
It’s all Anthropic this week. They signed an MOU with the Australian government, accidentally made some of Claude Code’s source code public and released two lots of research. Their presence also reignited the local copyright and AI debate.
It’s all Anthropic this week. They signed an MOU with the Australian government, accidentally made some of Claude Code’s source code public and released two lots of research. Their presence also reignited the local copyright and AI debate.
There was so much that happened this week! Australia is developing its next National Cultural Policy, strategies to get Australians reading recreationally were suggested, Anthropic shared results from its massive open ended survey and more.
It’s all Anthropic this week. They signed an MOU with the Australian government, accidentally made some of Claude Code’s source code public and released two lots of research. Their presence also reignited the local copyright and AI debate.
There was no rigour to DOGE cuts to Humanities grants, Anthropic is leaning in to AI ethics and public benefit and AI companies realise they have to make the open source infrastructure behind the internet more secture.