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Prime Minister Albanese is taking bold action to shield artists from AI theft, as musicians report their songs being stolen to train AI models without consent. Bands like Ratsalad say 20 tracks have been used illegally, sparking outrage over exploitation of decades of creative labor. Artists demand removal of stolen content and fair compensation, calling the government’s move long overdue. While new laws next year will set AI data center standards, questions remain about undoing past misuse. The core message: artists must own and control their work, ensuring tech giants don’t profit from stolen creativity — and that human creators aren’t drowned out in an AI-driven music flood.

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