This is MEAA’s submission to the Federal Government’s Economic Reform Roundtable. In it, MEAA raises concerns about OpenAI’s claim that the uptake of Artificial Intelligence can boost the Australian economy by up to $115 billion. These claims overlook the significant negative repercussions of AI on the labour market, including on ...

This submission to the Commercial Radio Code of Practice review looks at the need to update the code due to the technological, economic, and cultural shifts that have significantly transformed the radio sector over the last decade, including the development of digital radio, which currently sits outside the code and ...

MEAA comments in response to INSLM Issues Paper, Data Disruption, network activity and account takeover warrants in the Crimes Act 1914 and Surveillance Devices Act 2004. MEAA's interest in the questions arising in the Issues Paper concerns mitigating the risk that the use of SLAID warrants may, in particular circumstances, ...

MEAA submission to the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts on its proposals paper for radio prominence on smart speakers ...

This is MEAA’s submission to the Department of Industry, Science, and Resources’ consultation process for its proposal paper on the introduction of mandatory guardrails for AI in high-risk settings. In it, MEAA says the emergence of generative Artificial Intelligence comes with significant potential risks for Australia’s creative industries and if left ...