澳大利亚总理阿尔巴尼斯政府正与美国特朗普政府进行高层谈判，争取为该国关键基础设施获得美国所限制的先进AI模型的访问权限。[1]这些谈判涉及Anthropic公司开发的Fable和Mythos等顶级AI模型。[1]美国曾因国家安全担忧在上月对外国访问这些模型进行限制，数周后解除了禁令，并建立了新模型的自愿审查制度。[1]
澳大利亚的战略目标是使该国对美国计算生态系统变得不可或缺。[1]产业部长蒂姆·艾尔斯强调，澳大利亚应在AI技术栈中占据"不可或缺"的地位。[1]同时，澳大利亚还在与Anthropic进行投资谈判，寻求吸引该公司建立第二个训练中心，涉及来自AI公司数百亿美元的本地投资。[1]此外，五眼联盟伙伴正在讨论美国盟国在这些尖端模型上的首次使用权。[1]Anthropic首席执行官达里奥·阿莫代伊曾表示其模型"对网络安全构成真实风险"。[1]这一举措反映了澳大利亚在美中AI竞争中寻求提升战略地位的努力。[1]
Australia's government is engaged in high-level negotiations with the Trump administration to secure access to powerful artificial intelligence models restricted by the United States, including Anthropic's Fable and Mythos systems, for deployment across the nation's critical infrastructure [1]. The talks, confirmed by three government officials, aim to position Australia as indispensable to American computing ecosystems while simultaneously pursuing investment negotiations with Anthropic to establish a second training center domestically [1].
The negotiations come after the United States imposed restrictions on foreign access to these advanced models last month citing national security concerns, though the ban was lifted weeks later [1]. Anthropic Chief Executive Dario Amodei has stated that the company's models "pose a genuine risk to cybersecurity," and the U.S. has since established a voluntary review system for the new models [1]. Five Eyes alliance partners are also discussing early access provisions for American allies [1]. Australia's discussions include potential investments worth hundreds of billions of dollars from AI companies for local operations [1]. According to Minister for Industry Tim Ayers, Australia should position itself as "indispensable" within the AI technology stack [1].