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Greens left out of parliament's AI committee

Greens excluded from 12-member Joint Select Committee on AI; final seat went to independent David Pocock instead of Greens AI spokesman.

Parliament's Joint Select Committee on AI will have no Greens members. The 12-member panel has six Labor, three Liberal, one Nationals and two Independent members.

David Pocock got the final seat instead of Greens AI spokesman David Shoebridge. The Greens are unhappy with the exclusion.

This committee will shape Australia's approach to AI and data centre standards this year. Both major parties see AI as a key strategic issue.

The exclusion shows how much the government and opposition now prioritise AI policy.

12 members
Committee size
6
Labor members
3
Liberal members
David Pocock
Independent who won seat

Why it mattersThe Greens lose direct input on parliament's most important AI and data centre decisions this year.

AustraliaAustralia's AI policy and data centre strategy will be shaped without direct Greens representation, potentially changing regulatory approaches the party would have advocated.

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