美国驻堪培拉大使馆批评澳大利亚提议的数字责任法，称赋予用户选择退出社交媒体算法的权利构成对言论自由的审查。1澳大利亚的草案法律要求科技公司为用户提供关闭算法的选项，否则将面临巨额罚款。1
美国指出这些法律中关于"伤害"和"风险"的定义过于模糊，可能导致言论审查，并警告该法律可能影响全球用户。1澳大利亚总理阿尔巴尼斯对此进行了辩护，表示该法案的目的是"把控制权还给个人"而非由政府控制。1澳大利亚坚持该法的真正意图是保护在线用户免受有害内容。1
The United States Embassy in Canberra has objected to Australia's proposed digital responsibility legislation, arguing that granting users the right to opt out of social media algorithms constitutes censorship of free speech.1 According to the draft law, technology companies would face substantial fines if they fail to provide users with the option to disable algorithmic curation.1
The US has raised concerns about vague definitions within the legislation, warning that the terms used to determine "harm" and "risk" remain unclear and could lead to speech suppression.1 Additionally, the US cautioned that the law's effects would not be limited to Australian users but could impact global audiences.1 In response, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the legislation, characterizing it as returning control to individuals rather than expanding government authority.1 Australia maintains that the law's primary objective is to protect online users from harmful content.1
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