What the records show
DIS Standard2024 — commenced 22 December → Covered high-impact generative-AI DIS
imposes category-specific duties from 22 December 2024
Commencement anchor; not an expiry date. Does not verify the operator intended this instrument.
Section5 limits territorial/service scope; section 6 definition and immaterial-risk exclusion control classification. Section22 requires specified child-abuse/pro-terror output safeguards, review and relevant detection; limited control/visibility qualifications matter. Not a finding that this operator is compliant or every adult output prohibited.
DIS Standard2024 — commenced 22 December → Covered high-impact generative-AI DIS
requires particular terms and appropriate enforcement
2024-12-22 – 2024-12-22
Section13 requires terms against class1A/1B use and restriction/removal rights for specified misuse, with appropriate enforcement under specified triggers and subsection6 burden. This is not legal compulsion for every possible private policy or restriction. Technical, encryption and proportionality qualifications elsewhere remain relevant.
From the investigation
What the DIS standard actually requires
For a covered high-impact generative-AI DIS, section22(3) requires preventive systems for child-sexual-exploitation/pro-terror outputs; regular model testing/review and prompt mitigation adjustments; differentiation of AI outputs; warnings for Australian users specifically seeking child-abuse images; report/support information for relevant generation terms; and automated detection/action on child-abuse material in training data, prompts and outputs. The notes acknowledge limited model visibility/control and require reliance on available alternatives in those circumstances. PDF33–34/printed29–30, visually checked.
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What the connections say
2 relationships1DIS Standard2024 — commenced 22 December → imposes category-specific duties from 22 December 2024 → Covered high-impact generative-AI DIS
Commencement anchor; not an expiry date. Does not verify the operator intended this instrument.
Section5 limits territorial/service scope; section 6 definition and immaterial-risk exclusion control classification. Section22 requires specified child-abuse/pro-terror output safeguards, review and relevant detection; limited control/visibility qualifications matter. Not a finding that this operator is compliant or every adult output prohibited.
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DIS Standard2024 — commenced 22 December → requires particular terms and appropriate enforcement → Covered high-impact generative-AI DIS
2024-12-22 – 2024-12-22
Section13 requires terms against class1A/1B use and restriction/removal rights for specified misuse, with appropriate enforcement under specified triggers and subsection6 burden. This is not legal compulsion for every possible private policy or restriction. Technical, encryption and proportionality qualifications elsewhere remain relevant.
Read the original source 1