Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is scheduled to unveil the government’s plan for managing the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, with the announcement set for today, according to multiple outlets including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and the Brisbane Times. Separate reporting from the same outlets also indicates Albanese is set to deliver a major speech on artificial intelligence next week. The coverage describes the government’s work as focused on how to respond to the growth of AI, but the provided excerpts do not specify the measures, timelines beyond the announcements, or any details of the plan’s contents. Taken together, the reporting suggests a two-part sequence: an immediate release of a government framework or strategy, followed by a further public address the following week. Across the sources, there is agreement on Albanese as the key figure and on the timing elements—today for the plan’s unveiling and next week for a major AI speech—while details of the policy approach are not included in the text supplied.