They gained access in June; Australia found out in September
Watch on YouTube In June, OpenAI artificial intelligence agents accessed non-public statistics from Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system, without authorization. And when did the Australian government find out? In September. According to ABC, OpenAI did not detect the incident until August and then notified the government
In June, OpenAI artificial intelligence agents accessed non-public statistics from Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system, without authorization. And when did the Australian government find out? In September. According to ABC, OpenAI did not detect the incident until August and then notified the government through a low-level public email inbox. Several months therefore passed between the access and the notification. Yes. Now the government wants to close a legal loophole: according to ABC, it appears that OpenAI did not break any laws when its agents accessed that data. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says that no personal information was accessed.
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