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Bragg to reignite super fight with housing plan
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A plan for Australians to use their superannuation to make it easier to secure a home loan is set to be floated by Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg.
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Australia joins international push for AI safeguards
Anthony Albanese and more than a dozen world leaders have issued an urgent plea for global guardrails to ensure AI remains "under human control", in a demonstration of middle powers flexing their collective muscle, as the US and China fight for global dominance.
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In an alarming statement — issued on the eve of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York — the 22 signatories warn "the pace of development could outpace our ability to manage emerging risks" and efforts to ring-fence it are failing.
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First flagged by Albanese on Saturday, the declaration warns capable AI systems have already managed to circumvent testing safeguards and gain unauthorised access to real-world systems.
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"The rapid development of frontier AI models poses serious risks to safety and security if not appropriately managed," the statement reads.
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The coalition of middle powers — including Australia, Finland, Norway, Canada, Singapore and the European Commission — calls on AI companies to develop transparent safety protocols and governments to develop and coordinate common standards.
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Read more about the statement at the link below
Bragg to reignite super fight with housing plan
A plan for Australians to use their superannuation to make it easier to secure a home loan is set to be floated by Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg.
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The proposal, which has not been adopted as Coalition policy, would allow individuals to use their retirement savings as collateral for a mortgage or to increase the size of a loan.
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Bragg will make the pitch in an address to the Financial Services Council today.
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He first floated the idea a couple of weeks ago after One Nation released its own superannuation policy.
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"Why should we live in a nation where big institutions own houses by virtue of government policy but people can’t use their own money to get a home or reduce their own mortgage?" he's expected to say, according to a copy of his speech.
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The Coalition went to the last two elections with a proposal to allow individuals to withdraw up to $50,000 for a first home deposit.
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Bragg stressed none of the options floated in the speech were opposition policy but the Coalition has an "open mind".
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"They are options worthy of a debate in a country like Australia," he's expected to say.
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I'm Courtney Gould from the ABC's Parliament House team, here to guide you through the day.
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He joined with other nations to release a statement calling for AI guardrails.
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Back at home, expect Treasurer Jim Chalmers to be out and about this morning following the release of yesterday's intergenerational report.
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Meanwhile, the Coalition is kicking off another round of the superannuation wars as the shadow housing minister floats a plan to allow people to use their retirement savings for a home.
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Let's go.
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