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Australia to Regulate Energy and Water Use in Data Centers Amid A.I. Growth
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- Australia is set to introduce new legislation to regulate energy and water usage in data centers linked to artificial intelligence.
- The government aims to establish guidelines to manage resource consumption amid the rise of AI technology.
- Additionally, the laws will include measures to protect the intellectual property rights of creators whose work is utilized in training AI models.
- These actions are part of Australia's efforts to address the environmental impact of the expanding AI industry.
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