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‘A new kind of cyber incident’: OpenAI apologises for Australia Medicare hack (opens the original)
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OpenAI’s offices in San Francisco. The company said it would work to rebuild trust with Australians. Photo / Lucas Foglia, The New York Times OpenAI has apologised for four instances in which its artificial intelligence models acted without authorisation and gained access to Australian government websites in recent months, in some instances bypassing cyber security defences. The company acknowledged it had mishandled the response and provided a detailed account of the breaches. Australian offici
Australia to impose energy and water guardrails on data centres amid AI boom (opens the original)
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An aerial view of a data centre in Vernon, California. Opposition to data centres is growing in many parts of the US and Europe. Photo / Getty Images Canberra will also seek to protect the rights of creators of work used to train artificial intelligence models, as it aims to impose parameters on the growing industry. Australia will require large data centres powering artificial intelligence to generate as much power as they consume, and ensure that creative professionals retain control over work
Why Australia is locked in a ‘permanent contest’ with China in the Pacific (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of Australia, left, and his counterpart from Fiji, Sitiveni Rabuka, signed two security agreements, in Suva, Fiji. Photo / Leon Lord, AFP With a series of recent treaties and alliances, Canberra is seeking to prevent Beijing from establishing a military foothold in the Pacific Ocean. On the day that China announced it had successfully fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile into the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was i
Australia tried to push back on China. China pushed harder (opens the original)
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Chinese Navy warships in the Tasman Sea in February 2025. Photo / Australian Department of Defence Relations between Beijing and Canberra have improved over the past four years, but China’s ambassador is now warning of a “Cold War mentality”. Since resuscitating relations with China from a low point a few years ago, the Australian government has relied on an oft-repeated mantra to “cooperate where we can, disagree where we must”. Some of those disagreements came into view this past week as Chine
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