Home Affairs and Chinese AI models
Australia banned one Chinese AI app from government devices last year. The question now is whether other Chinese technology could still slip in. Officials from Australia’s Department of Home Affairs could not rule out government agencies using Chinese AI models during a parliamentary hearing on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026. The exchange came during a meeting of the Joint Select Committee…
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