Sasha Barbour Gatt

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5,296 appearances 36 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 5d ago

Sasha Barbour Gatt’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 36 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 19.

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The Briefing · Ed Sheeran responds to Macklemore axing + No, AI isn't going to destroy us all · 15 Sep 2026 podcast

Sadly, white settlers decimated the population through things like massacres and disease and displacement, dispossession, and malnutrition. voice-verified

So it's interesting that that research has been released now. voice-verified

I'd say maybe to time it up to kind of show that, you know, the rich history of Indigenous Australians that was here before colonization. voice-verified

And the leaked plan does show just how far that could go. voice-verified

Companies like OpenAI and Anthropic would be allowed to train on Australian content without directly paying the people who made it, as long as they cut deals with enough rights holders. voice-verified

Now, creators would be given the opportunity to opt out, but if they don't, their work could still be fair game under the plan. voice-verified

And that's because AI firms would either pay voice-verified

Into a central fund that's shared among registered owners, or strike deals with industry groups, and that could sweep in people who never signed up. voice-verified

Now, the leaked plan would also require AI companies to make best efforts to not train their models on pirated material. voice-verified

Now, Independent Senator David Pocock yesterday hit out against this plan. voice-verified

He spoke in the Senate and he said this would be huge and mean that our legal system would voice-verified

Protect AI companies first and Australians second. voice-verified

The burden should not fall on Australians to defend the rights over content they hold, create, and invest in. voice-verified

Ed Sheeran has responded to the immense backlash he's received after MacLamore was dropped from his tour after making pro-Palestine comments on stage. voice-verified

Now, a quick explainer if you need it. voice-verified

The rapper had been performing as Sheeran's support act on the latest leg of his loop tour when he made comments in support of Palestine. voice-verified

So he made those comments on September four on the first night of shows at MetLife Stadium and he spoke similarly on the second night of shows at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. voice-verified

So that was on September four and five that these comments were made. voice-verified

Yes, and now Ed's responded in a statement on Instagram. voice-verified

He says it was the promoter's decision to remove Macklemore from future shows, not his, and that the performer's contract was with them, not him. voice-verified

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