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Albanese government proposes duty of care law for tech platforms

The government proposed a law requiring social media, search, apps, games and AI services to put safety measures in place.

Why it mattersTech platforms shape what millions of Australians see online. The law would give government real power to hold them responsible for harmful content.

AustraliaAustralian internet users could gain more control over their feeds and be better protected from manipulation, though platforms may pass costs to consumers.

Corroborated bythenightly.com.au

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