Joint Select Committee on AI opens with 400+ submissions amid tight deadline
The Joint Select Committee on AI holds its opening hearing Friday. It has already received over 400 public submissions in just weeks.
The newly formed Joint Select Committee on AI is chaired by Labor MP Jo Briskey. The committee holds its first hearing this Friday.
The committee has already received more than 400 submissions from the public. The committee has also approved late submissions.
The committee has less than three months to finish its work. A report is due by the end of November.
The tight timeline shows the government's urgency. Australia is developing its approach to artificial intelligence regulation.
- Jo Briskey, Labor MP
- Committee chair
- more than 400
- Public submissions received
- end of November
- Report deadline
- less than three months
- Timeline
Why it mattersThis inquiry will shape how Australia regulates AI. It will affect tech companies, workers, and people using AI tools in the years ahead.
AustraliaThe committee's findings will likely influence Australian policy on AI safety, workplace impacts, and how the technology is used in government and business.
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