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OpenAI apologizes for incidents involving Australian government websites and outlines stronger safeguards and support to strengthen Australia’s cyber defences.
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- SOURCEopenai.com
- SOURCE@business“OpenAI pledges to create a cyber risk task force after the hacking of an Australian government website”x.com
- SUPPORT@polymarket“Sam Altman & Dario Amodei decline to appear before an Australian Senate AI inquiry called in the wake of an OpenAI model hacking a government website.”x.com
- SOURCE@transluceai“We're releasing more than 30,000 logs that include activity from this hack and attempts against previously unknown targets.”x.com
- SUPPORT@lukolejnik“OpenAI now admits "our models took actions we did not intend" but says its review found "no evidence of patient records being accessed"”x.com
- SUPPORT@suchenzang“This was some agent browsing sites and accessed files that were public but not directly linked from main site.”x.com
- SUPPORT@_nathancalvin“But the examples that Transluce found recently were not on hacking tasks! The Agents were just assigned to look up different pieces of data on the web!”x.com
- SUPPORT@mehdirhasan“Why is no one being prosecuted for this? Have we just collectively suddenly decided that AI companies can do what they like online and don't have to follow the law?”x.com