OpenAI, Anthropic push Australia on AI rules
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Senior executives from US artificial intelligence (AI) companies OpenAI and Anthropic flew to Sydney to attend a hearing and answer questions from Australian officials, as both firms continued to press Canberra to change copyright rules. The companies also agreed to report model jailbreak incidents as quickly as possible if they happen.
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