澳大利亚劳工政府搁置AI眼镜进口禁令 转向隐私法改革

澳大利亚劳工政府决定不对AI眼镜实施进口禁令。1司法部长Michelle Rowland在周一的新闻发布会上宣布了这一决定，政府改由公共场所和商家自主决定是否限制此类设备的使用。1政府转而计划通过加强《隐私法》来应对AI眼镜滥用问题，希望在一年内完成这些法律改革的实施。1

政府提议的改革包括新增"公平合理性测试"以防止科技巨头过度采集数据，以及增加"数据删除权"，允许消费者要求平台销毁个人数据。1然而，绿党发言人David Shoebridge指出这些改革未能充分解决隐私风险，指出AI眼镜仍缺乏录制指示灯、声音提示等外部标识要求。1布里斯班市议会已在公共游泳池禁止使用AI眼镜。1

Australia's Labor government has decided against imposing an import ban on AI-equipped glasses, instead allowing public venues and businesses to set their own policies on usage 1. Justice Minister Michelle Rowland announced on Monday that the government would address privacy concerns through strengthened privacy legislation rather than outright prohibition 1.

The proposed reforms include introducing a "fairness and reasonableness test" to prevent technology companies from excessive data collection, as well as granting consumers a "right to delete" personal data from platforms 1. Rowland stated the government aims to implement these legal changes within one year 1. However, the Green Party and opposition parties have criticized the approach as insufficient, with Greens spokesperson David Shoebridge pointing out that AI glasses still lack external indicators such as recording lights or audio alerts to signal their operation 1. Meanwhile, Brisbane City Council has already prohibited the use of AI-equipped glasses in public swimming pools 1.