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.
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.
A new copyright law for orphan works has passed, the State Library of Queensland hands off its awards and social media addiction is being tackled in court and in law and regulation.
