Not So Free to Roam: Australia’s Shifting Approach to Copyright Protection in the Age of AI

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On 15 July 2026, the Australian Government announced a new policy direction for the governance of artificial intelligence (AI). The proposed framework includes mandatory national standards for AI, regulation of data centres, and the immediate establishment of an Office of AI to design and implement these governance mechanisms. Of particular significance from an intellectual property perspective, the policy positions copyright as a central pillar of Australia’s AI governance framework, signalling…
By: International Lawyers Network
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Not So Free to Roam: Australia’s Shifting Approach to Copyright Protection in the Age of AI