Under current Australian legislation, there is neither a standalone provision for GenAI, nor a copyright exception covering text and data mining (TDM). The Australian Government is looking at policy options for the use of copyright material with GenAI tools, pathways for less costly enforcement of copyright infringement, and clarification of how copyright applies to material generated through the use of GenAI. Some copyright jurisdictions have GenAI-related legislation or exceptions that may cover the training of GenAI models or tools. Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) Copyright, privacy and heritage laws protect ICIP to an extent. ICIP refers to Indigenous peoples' cultural heritage assets. It applies to the rights of First Nations people to their cultural heritage, traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expression. In the National Cultural Policy - Revive, the Australian Government committed to introducing standalone legislation to protect ICIP. For more information, see Standalone Legislation fact sheet. Do not upload ICIP into any GenAI tool without first obtaining free, prior, and informed consent from relevant Traditional Knowledge holders. GenAI has potential to negatively impact ICIP rights as GenAI models learn abstractions from inputs and GenAI outputs may disregard cultural protocols and use ICIP out of context.