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Getting AI 'drunk' makes it more likely to break rules, research finds (opens the original)
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Australian researchers told an AI model to act drunk and found it was more likely to break rules or divulge information it was supposed to keep private. The UNSW team tested a range of commercially available models from OpenAI, Meta and Mistral released a few years ago. Given the testing was done on older AI models, they said newer ones may not be influenced so easily. It turns out humans are not alone in doing or saying something we should not after a drink or two. The same goes for artificial
Controversial Sydney data centre project pulled amid community anger (opens the original)
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A controversial proposed data centre has been withdrawn by its developer after it became a flashpoint amid growing opposition to the AI infrastructure development across the country. Goodman Group confirmed on Monday it had told the NSW Department of Planning it would no longer proceed with its $1.2 billion Project Mars in Sydney's north shore, citing "changes in regulatory environment". The Project Mars development is among a new generation of data centres forcing the federal government to walk
'Ethical' hacker doubts Open AI will face charges over Medicare hack (opens the original)
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Amid questions around whether OpenAI will face legal consequences for its Medicare hack, a man who faced decades in jail for alleged cybercrimes says Australian law comes down harder on individuals than organisations. Nic Cubrilovic pleaded guilty to lesser charges after facing more than 50 counts relating to unauthorised access into GoGet's systems about a decade ago. Experts say Australia faces a challenge ahead in making sure AI will act in accordance with the national rules and values impose
OpenAI agents attack the 'first' government hack by autonomous AI, researchers say (opens the original)
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OpenAI's artificial intelligence agents appear to have used a German coding website to coordinate attempts to get access to Australian government health data, according to public logs. Researchers say it appears to be part of the first reported instance of AI agents hacking a government. The activity happened around the same time OpenAI said its models accessed non-public Medicare statistics, but the company and government are yet to confirm the incidents are connected. A swarm of OpenAI rogue A
AI companies would need to report 'rogue' incidents under proposed laws (opens the original)
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The government has released a consultation paper with proposals for its anticipated national standards for AI and data centres. It comes amid a time of global concern around the use and safety of AI. Responses to the consultation paper are open until October 9. AI companies could be legally required to report rogue incidents such as the hacking of another company, under a proposal from the Albanese government as part of its plans for new safety, environmental and industrial rules for the technol
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