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Headline: UNCAPTIONED: OpenAI Admits Response To Australian Government Breaches Was 'Not Good Enough'
Caption: OpenAI Admits Response To Australian Government Breaches Was 'Not Good Enough’. OpenAI has apologised after one of its AI agents breached Australian government websites, admitting its response to the incident was "not good enough”. Chief Strategy Officer Jason Kwon told a parliamentary hearing in Sydney that the breach in June "should not have happened" and acknowledged Australia should have been notified sooner. An OpenAI agent accessed a private statistics portal containing non-sensitive data from Australia's Medicare system during a training exercise. However, it took weeks for Australian authorities to be notified, with the initial warning sent to a generic email inbox. Kwon said OpenAI had since changed its procedures and would notify affected organisations more quickly, even before the full circumstances were understood. The company has also introduced additional safeguards in its training environments and is establishing an Australian taskforce to examine risks from increasingly capable AI systems. Instructions: THIS VIDEO MUST NOT BE EDITED FOR LENGTH TO COMBINE WITH OTHER CONTENT
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