OpenAI Faces Australian Hearing Over Medicare AI Agent Breach and Delayed Disclosure
Jason Kwon said OpenAI should have informed officials sooner after the model accessed non-public Medicare statistics and other government sites.
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OpenAI apologizes for Australia Medicare hack
Speaking at a hearing before Australia’s Parliament on Tuesday, OpenAI’s chief strategy officer, Jason Kwon, apologized for the company’s artificial intelligence agents breaching government websites and accessing nonpublic data, and for taking months to notify Australian officials.
Independent Senator David Pocock also pointed out that OpenAI "still has many questions to answer" regarding the incident of OpenAI's proxy access to Services Australia's data on Medicare and other matters, as well as the delays in notifying the federal government. OpenAI's Chief Strategy Officer, Jason Kwon, will attend the hearing along with Economic Policy Director Adam Cohen and Asia-Pacific National Security Advisor Peter Anstee. Labor MP B…
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