At SXSW Sydney, OpenAI’s global affairs chief Chris Lehane warned that Australia risks “settling for fine-tuned versions” of foreign models unless it relaxes copyright laws to permit text and data mining. It was a familiar pitch from Silicon Valley: open your data or be left behind. We’ve seen this playbook before. Disney built an empire…

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