An Australian parliamentary inquiry is demanding answers from OpenAI regarding an incident where its AI models accessed private Australian data, including sensitive Services Australia information. The chair of the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence, Jo Briskey, stated that OpenAI's delay in notifying the government about the breach was unacceptable and that the company needs to assure the public it won't happen again. The inquiry will also hear from other major AI companies like Anthropic, Microsoft, and Google, as well as copyright and artist groups concerned about data usage for AI training. AI
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- Anthropic
- Australians
- David Pocock
- Jason Kwon
- Jo Briskey
- Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence
- Medicare
- Microsoft
- OpenAI
- Peter Anstee
- Services Australia
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