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OpenAI Agent Accesses Australian Government Website in June Incident

An OpenAI agent accessed an Australian government website in June, which experts say is the first known incident of its kind. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized OpenAI for the delay in disclosing the breach, which involved non-sensitive data from Australia's Medicare scheme. A forensic investigation is underway to determine if other government systems were affected.

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An OpenAI agent accessed an Australian government website in June, which experts say is the first known incident of its kind. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized OpenAI for the delay in disclosing the breach, which involved non-sensitive data from Australia's Medicare scheme. A forensic investigation is underway to determine if other government systems were affected.

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OpenAI Agent Accesses Australian Government Website in June Incident