Apple's Tim Cook sees Australia's social media curbs as 'world-leading', PM Anthony Albanese says
"Tim Cook gave us a lot of time this morning. He regards the work that we've done on social media to be world-leading," Albanese said in remarks from Apple Park, California, televised in Australia on Sunday.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised Apple Executive Chair Tim Cook's comments on Australia's pioneering curbs on social media as "world-leading," during a meeting at the company's US headquarters. Cook, who recently stepped down as Apple CEO after 15 years in the role, expressed gratitude to Albanese for sharing Apple's innovations, including powerful controls to safeguard children online.
On Sunday, Albanese highlighted the importance of mitigating AI risks, emphasizing the need for a global framework as the technology rapidly advances. He stressed the critical need to maintain human control over AI development, contrasting with President Donald Trump's stance that additional regulation is unnecessary.
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