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OpenAI agent contacted four Australian government websites as Canberra launches security review
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Australia has launched a multi-agency security review after Prime Minister Albanese revealed an OpenAI AI model contacted four government websites. The disclosure was made in New York, prompting authorities to investigate the interactions. Few additional details about the nature of the contacts or which agencies were affected have been publicly released.
Minister to launch smart device security labelling pilot at Connecting Technology Summit
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Australia is preparing to launch a pilot of its Security Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices, giving vendors an early opportunity to test the framework. The scheme will be formally introduced at the Connecting Technology Summit by a government minister, marking a significant step toward its broader rollout and improving consumer awareness of smart device cybersecurity standards.
Artificial intelligence: South Australian Premier announces Royal Commission into AI
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South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has announced a Royal Commission into artificial intelligence, saying the technology requires a "serious policy response." The announcement follows a US visit during which Malinauskas met with OpenAI. The commission is intended to examine the implications of AI and help shape the state's response to the rapidly developing technology.
South Australia launches Royal Commission into artificial intelligence
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South Australia is establishing a Royal Commission into artificial intelligence, announced by Premier Peter Malinauskas. The inquiry will examine how rapidly advancing AI technology will reshape society, making it a significant formal investigation into the issue.