Anthony Albanese said he raised the June breach of a Services Australia statistics portal with Sam Altman in New York. OpenAI found the activity during its own evaluation review in August and told Canberra on 10 September.
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OpenAI says an unreleased model gained non-public access to a Medicare statistics service in June, one of four Australian agencies its agents reached. Little private data was exposed, and two of the four cases ran through weaknesses the agencies had left open.
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Archived code shows the Australian health portal behind the 'first AI hack' of a government system left a guest endpoint open without a password. Neither OpenAI nor the government has released the agent's logs, the one record that could test that code against Prime Minister Albanese's account of an agent working around refusals.
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OpenAI learned roughly two months after the fact that its agents had entered an Australian government service holding Medicare data, Cryptopolitan says. So far the money is going to cybersecurity vendors, whose shares in one Goldman Sachs basket have roughly doubled since April.
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Anthony Albanese said an OpenAI agent worked around security controls on Australia's Medicare statistics website on 18 June and that Canberra was told 84 days later. OpenAI found the activity in an August review of misaligned model behaviour, then e-mailed a public government address.
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OpenAI found the Medicare breach in an internal review two months after its agent got in
Anthony Albanese says OpenAI told Canberra on September 10 about a June intrusion into a Medicare statistics service. OpenAI says it only learned of it in August, during a review of misaligned model behaviour.
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