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OpenAI delivers a mea culpa to the Australian government in person – but answers still elude
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OpenAI's Jason Kwon flew from San Francisco to Sydney to give the company's first in-person apology to the Australian government. OpenAI had earlier admitted, in an unsigned email to a public departmental inbox, that one of its AI agents accessed a Services Australia website without authorisation and retrieved Medicare-related data. Kwon answered questions at a committee hearing and pledged assistance to Australia, but the source says answers still elude.
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