AI is moving fast. Can Australia keep up? | That's Business with Alan Kohler

Описание: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s much-anticipated speech at Sydney University this week detailed what he says makes Australia uniquely attractive to AI investment and outlined the need for a national framework to take advantage of the opportunities AI affords, while ensuring standards and safeguards are put in place.

00:00 - Jim Chalmers on Australia's AI push
01:04 - Why AI policy is changing
03:17- AI's biggest risks
05:18 - Can we attract frontier AI to Australia?
08:55 - Chalmers on meeting Anthropic's Dario Amodei
10:59 - AI copyright and creatives
12:31 - AI safety and sovereignty
16:42 - Can AI solve Australia's productivity problem?
23:18 - Chalmers defends the budget
26:18 - Chalmers on migration and housing

Meanwhile, a group of international economists and tech leaders released an open letter, ‘We Must Act Now,’ warning that advanced AI could shake-up the economy more than the Industrial Revolution - and over a much shorter timeframe.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers talks with Alan Kohler on Thursday, digging into what the government is proposing with AI, as well as other pressing questions about the Australian economy. Alan gets the Treasurer’s take on AI safety and sovereignty, the responsibilities of data centres, and the issue of copyright and creatives - who gets paid, and how? Alan also asks the Treasurer about his meeting with Anthropic CEO, Dario Amodei, who visited Australia earlier this year.
Then there’s a bit of other stuff to catch up on as well: tax, housing, migration, and the ever-present issue of productivity. As the Treasurer prepares to publish the intergenerational report (IGR) later this year, how will this once-in-a-generation technology of artificial intelligence change Australian lives?

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers joins Alan Kohler to unpack it all on That's Business with Alan Kohler.

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