Dowladda Australia waxay ka codsatay shirkadaha teknolojiyadda inay ka caawiyaan ilaalinta carruurta internetka iyo xakameynta AI-ga
Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Australia, Anthony Albanese, ayaa magaalada Cupertino ee dalka Mareykanka ku kulmay hoggaamiyaha shirkadda Apple, Tim Cook, isagoo codsaday in shirkadaha waaweyn ee teknolojiyadda ay ka caawiyaan dowladdiisa ilaalinta carruurta internetka iyo xakameynta AI-ga.
Kulanka Albanese iyo Tim Cook
Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Australia, Anthony Albanese, ayaa magaalada Cupertino ee dalka Mareykanka ku kulmay hoggaamiyaha shirkadda Apple, Tim Cook, isagoo codsaday in shirkadaha waaweyn ee teknolojiyadda ay ka caawiyaan dowladdiisa ilaalinta carruurta internetka iyo xakameynta AI-ga.
Albanese ayaa sheegay in 'Australia can't do it alone' marka la eego ilaalinta carruurta ka hor inta aanay internetka ku dhibaato, isagoo intaas ku daray in shirkadaha waaweyn ee teknolojiyadda ay tallaabooyin cusub qaadayeen si ay u ilaaliyaan carruurta internetka.
Qorshayaasha cusub ee xakameynta AI-ga
Dowladda Australia waxay diyaarinaysaa qorshayaasha cusub ee xakameynta AI-ga, iyadoo sharciga cusub uu ku jiro in shirkadaha internetka laga rabo inay fuliyaan 'duty of care' si loo ilaaliyo carruurta internetka.
Sharcigan cusub wuxuu ogolaanayaa in dadka isticmaala internetka ay ka fogaadaan algorithm-yada shirkadaha, iyadoo qorshahan cusub la gudbin doono baarlamaanka dalka Australia bishan.
Khilaafka dowladda iyo xisbiga mucaaradka
Xisbiga mucaaradka Liberal-National Coalition ayaa ka hadlay qorshahan cusub, isagoo sheegay in sharciga cusub uu 'contains inadequate safeguards for free speech and journalism, and leaves too much power in the hands of the Communications Minister'.
Dowladda Australia waxay horey u diyaarisay sharciga ka xakameeya carruurta internetka, laakiin waxaa jira warbixin sheegaysa in carruurta hoose ee 16 jir ah ay sii wadaan isticmaalka internetka.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met Apple CEO Tim Cook in California to discuss strengthening Australia's online safety laws and artificial intelligence regulations, saying the nation cannot protect children from internet dangers alone.
Albanese and Cook Discuss Child Online Safety
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California, to discuss measures for protecting children from online harm. Albanese said, 'Australia can't do it alone' when it comes to safeguarding young people from the dangers of the internet.
Cook shared with Albanese new 'strong and intuitive controls to help keep kids safe online.' Albanese posted on social media, 'We spoke about what we're doing to protect children from online harm and the work ahead.' He also said, 'We're putting stronger rules in place to keep Australians safe online.'
New AI and Platform Regulations Proposed
Australia will introduce new standards for artificial intelligence by the end of the year, following dire safety warnings from industry leaders. The draft legislation will place a 'duty of care' requirement on firms behind platforms such as Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, and will allow users to turn off their algorithms.
The draft laws will be introduced to parliament later this year after consultation with social media companies, industry bodies, and civil society groups. Albanese said his Labor government is 'making sure technology works for Australians', and not the other way around.
Opposition Criticises Bill; Under-16 Ban Fails
The opposition Liberal-National Coalition opposes the bill 'in its current form', saying it 'contains inadequate safeguards for free speech and journalism, and leaves too much power in the hands of the Communications Minister.' The statement was published on September 10.
Australia implemented legislation last year barring children under 16 from social media platforms. However, data last month found that Australians under 16 continued using apps such as Instagram and TikTok despite the ban.
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