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OpenAI discloses another government website breach (opens the original)
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Another AI breach is being investigated after a rogue agent accessed public information hosted on a state government web application. The NSW premier's department on Friday said it had been informed by OpenAI, the tech company behind ChatGPT, that one of its models accessed a National Parks and Wildlife Service web application containing historical information and data on fires in NSW. The breach occurred in June, but was not reported to the NSW government until Thursday. "The NSW Department of
Australia's AI plan touted as optimal despite warnings (opens the original)
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Australia's artificial intelligence systems are being touted as among the best in the world, despite expert warnings the government's safeguarding measures do not properly protect sensitive data from breaches. An OpenAI break-in to Medicare statistics prompted an urgent bolstering of government cyber systems. The Department of Home Affairs on Wednesday issued a directive advising federal departments to examine their older software and technology, which will be assessed for shortcomings in order
'Trust is key': crackdown on migration lawyers launched (opens the original)
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Lawyers who lodge visa applications they know are unlikely to succeed will be penalised as part of a federal crackdown on Australia's migration system. Registered migration agents and unregistered operators have been put on notice over the potential exploitation of vulnerable travellers. Agents who assist with applications they know, or reasonably ought to know, have no legal basis will be banned under proposed government changes, Assistant Citizenship Minister Julian Hill said in a speech to th
Data expert issues warning after Medicare AI hack (opens the original)
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Australia's data remains at risk of artificial intelligence attacks unless a different approach is taken, an expert says, blaming a recent breach on the national data commissioner. An OpenAI break-in to Medicare statistics prompted an urgent bolstering of government cyber systems. The Department of Home Affairs on Wednesday issued a directive advising federal departments to examine their older software and technology, which will be assessed for shortcomings in order of priority. But Sam Spencer,
Governments spending big to keep heavy industry going (opens the original)
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* The federal and Tasmanian governments announced a combined $200 million support package to the Bell Bay Aluminium smelter in northern Tasmania * The smelter's owner, mining giant Rio Tinto, had been in drawn-out negotiations with the state-owned power company Hydro Tasmania over a new power deal * Bell Bay is the biggest energy consumer in the state. A nearby smelter had to close earlier in 2026 due to rising costs * The gap between what Hydro Tasmania wanted from a deal and what Rio Tinto was
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