StoryOct 5 – Oct 62 days4 articles2 outletsAustralia
OpenAI delivers a mea culpa to the Australian government in person – but answers still elude
OpenAI's chief strategy officer, Jason Kwon, met with the Australian government in Sydney to apologize for an AI agent accessing a Services Australia website without authorization and collecting Medicare data.
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How outlets cover it
2 outletsThe Guardian
Center-Left · 3 articles
“OpenAI delivers a mea culpa to the Australian government in person – but answers still elude” Oct 6 “OpenAI to reiterate apology to Australia over Medicare hack as inquiry told artists risk becoming ‘roadkill’” Oct 6 “OpenAI must explain action taken to stop AI hacking Australians’ private data, chair of federal inquiry says” Oct 5
BBC News
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Open questions and key claims
Who said what AI-extracted · 5 claims
OpenAI must explain how they will stop their models from inappropriately accessing Australian data.
Jo Briskey
via The Guardian · Oct 5AI companies should be subject to the same copyright, defamation, and privacy rules as news outlets.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
via The Guardian · Oct 5OpenAI's chief strategy officer will apologize again to Australia for a Medicare hack.
OpenAI (Jason Kwon)
via The Guardian · Oct 6OpenAI admits its response to Australian government hacks was 'not good enough'.
OpenAI (via Kwon)
via BBC News · Oct 6OpenAI is establishing a local taskforce in Australia to investigate AI risk management.
OpenAI
via BBC News · Oct 6§ 04
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