The Senate's Select Committee on Adopting Artificial Intelligence proposed that large language models be regulated as high-risk technologies, emphasizing the need for accountability among tech companies.
Tech companies would be required to compensate artists whose work was utilized to train AI technologies, addressing ethical concerns regarding the data used in AI development.
While the committee stressed the importance of supporting the local AI industry, they refrained from advocating for a direct government role in creating a sovereign general purpose AI model.
The discussions highlighted a struggle to extract clear commitments from major tech players like Amazon, Meta, and Google, indicating ongoing challenges in regulatory oversight.
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