Thursday 3 September 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇦🇺 AU ▾
BREAKING
Demon smashes through to second round Australia news LIVE: More than 1200 dead in Nepal, Tibet as 38 Australians remain unaccounted for; Chalmers concedes Labor’s role in falling house values News live: Chalmers acknowledges ‘softness in housing market’; Australia sends drones to Nepal Volkswagen to press on with German plant closures - report Medvedev blows up after birds cause chaos US Open tennis 2026: Harris v Tsitsipas, Shelton sees off Hurkacz, and more on day four – live From 'Lake America' to 'Trump Strait': How the White House is renaming the globe Live: ASX to open higher after sea of green on Wall Street Boy, 6, dies from cardiac arrest linked to vitamin C deficiency, likely caused by scurvy, coroner finds Liberal leader Angus Taylor says 80pc tobacco excise cut will ‘smash’ Australia’s illegal tobacco trade Demon smashes through to second round Australia news LIVE: More than 1200 dead in Nepal, Tibet as 38 Australians remain unaccounted for; Chalmers concedes Labor’s role in falling house values News live: Chalmers acknowledges ‘softness in housing market’; Australia sends drones to Nepal Volkswagen to press on with German plant closures - report Medvedev blows up after birds cause chaos US Open tennis 2026: Harris v Tsitsipas, Shelton sees off Hurkacz, and more on day four – live From 'Lake America' to 'Trump Strait': How the White House is renaming the globe Live: ASX to open higher after sea of green on Wall Street Boy, 6, dies from cardiac arrest linked to vitamin C deficiency, likely caused by scurvy, coroner finds Liberal leader Angus Taylor says 80pc tobacco excise cut will ‘smash’ Australia’s illegal tobacco trade
Politics

Canberra ‘put on notice’ as AI-generated submissions bring false information into parliamentary inquiries

The Guardian Australia - Australian Politics ·
Canberra ‘put on notice’ as AI-generated submissions bring false information into parliamentary inquiries

Guardian Australia’s reporting on AI-generated content in inquiries has highlighted its dangers, politicians say Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Chairs of key federal parliamentary committees have warned that an onslaught of AI-generated material is introducing incorrect or even “hallucinated” information into policymaking, cautioning MPs to be vigilant about the veracity of material.

Analysis by Guardian Australia this week found inquiries are being flooded with content created by AI , which is inventing studies and attributing nonexistent research to real academics and authors.

In some cases, committee reports have even cited submissions in which the majority of sources appear to be AI-generated hallucinations – which occurs when large language models (LLMs) produce or refer to content that looks real, but doesn’t actually exist.

Continue reading...

Read the full article on The Guardian Australia - Australian Politics ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on www.theguardian.com — the content belongs to The Guardian Australia - Australian Politics.

More from The Guardian Australia - Australian Politics

See all ›

More in Politics

See all ›