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Rapper Briggs joins workers warning AI copyright push threatens culture and livelihoods

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Renowned Australian Rapper Briggs has warned parliament that AI represents an "existential threat" to artists' livelihoods, if copyright protections are changed. Industry workers in Canberra today rejecting a push by tech companies to allow Artificial Intelligence to train using their work without compensation.
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