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The artificial intelligence (AI) global supply chain includes a number of operators—such as developers, providers, and users—and countries are taking different approaches to regulating these actors.
Australia is lagging on regulation of artificial intelligence, writes legal commentator Morry Bailes, who sets out the challenges posed by the technology.
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