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Does Michelle Rowland support AI safety policies?

Michelle Rowland (Labor) represents Greenway in the House of Representatives.

In public statements she has acknowledged AI as requiring regulatory attention and noted government work on AI reforms, while emphasising the need for safeguards against emerging technological harms including AI-generated content.

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“In fact, it is incumbent on those of us who seek to unlock the benefits of AI to confront these issues squarely so that Australians have confidence in AI, and confidence in our justice system using AI.”
Australian Law Forum Speech · View source →
“It is incumbent on democracies to grapple with these challenges in a way that puts the interests of citizens first.”
Parliamentary Press Release · View source →
“83% of Australians would be more willing to trust AI systems with appropriate assurances and safeguards in place.”
Australian Law Forum Speech · View source →
“Concerns about accuracy, bias, client confidentiality and broader ethical concerns in relation to the use of AI cannot be lightly dismissed”
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“I believe that regulation and innovation are not mutually exclusive. In fact, they go hand in hand.”
Australian Law Forum Speech · View source →
“The Minister for Industry and Science is progressing reforms on regulation of Artificial Intelligence.”
Parliamentary Press Release · View source →
“Mis and disinformation is an evolving threat and no single action is a perfect solution, but we must continue to improve safeguards to ensure digital platforms offer better protections for Australians.”
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“Indeed, the potential for the spread of AI generated messages information makes taking action even more pressing”
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