OpenAI ‘sorry and working to do better’ after hack of Medicare and other Australian government websites
Artificial intelligence firm to front parliament as it apologises to Australians for agent attack OpenAI has apologised to Australians for its agent attack on Medicare , and will front parliament next week, as the tech company revealed more details about its June hack of Australian government websites. In a blog post released on Tuesday, OpenAI said it should have handled its response better.…
OpenAI has apologised to Australians following a cyberattack on Medicare and other government websites in June. The company revealed more details about the incident in a blog post, and said it should have handled its response better. OpenAI stated it would front parliament next week, with their chief strategy officer, Jason Kwon, testifying at a Joint Select Committee on AI.
The company has committed resources to affected agencies and will work with Australian government agencies to improve cyberdefences on critical infrastructure.
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