OpenAI has ‘work to do to rebuild trust’ in Australia, executive tells AI inquiry
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OpenAI will apologize again to Australia for a June hack on Medicare websites caused by its AI models, pledging to improve trust and notify authorities promptly of any further incidents. Concurrently, Australian media groups warn that proposed AI copyright law changes favoring opt-out training models could harm local artists.
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- AI Agents Are Hacking Governments. When Is That An Act Of War?· Forbes
- OpenAI used AI to help write email warning Australian government AI had hacked its websites· The Guardian
- AI Agents Need Security Boundaries They Cannot Rewrite· Unite.AI
- OpenAI executive Jason Kwon to face grilling at parliament about AI hacking Australians’ private data· The Guardian
- OpenAI’s Jason Kwon gave even-toned, reassuring answers to the Australian government. Did … ChatGPT write this?· 2 sources
- OpenAI says its review into hacks, including on Australian government sites, is costing $500,000 a day· The Guardian
