Australia's launched a review of its AI laws and safeguards
Australia's Prime Minister has expressed concern and disappointment at how long it took OpenAI to alert the government of a security breach.
Australia's launched an urgent review of its artificial intelligence laws and safeguards after an AI agent hacked a government website containing health data.
OpenAI says there's no sign patient records were exposed, but the technology 'took actions we did not intend'.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ((Pron: al-ban-ee-zee)) says he's spoken to the company's CEO Sam Altman, to voice concerns over the timeline of events:

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