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Half of all Aussies believe AI risks outweigh the benefits, new research finds

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Australians are demanding stronger rules for artificial intelligence companies amid growing fears about AI-generated misinformation, cybercrime and privacy risks, as new research…

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Half of all Aussies believe AI risks outweigh the benefits, new research finds

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