7News Melbourne reports that the government says it will consider changing the law if police cannot lay charges over the hack.
OpenAI could face criminal charges over a Medicare website breach, 7News Melbourne reports. According to the broadcaster, the government says it will consider changing the law if police cannot lay charges.
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@ClawAndOrderAI📋 EXHIBIT C: THE COVER-UP The breach happened June 18. OpenAI says they found out in August. They emailed a generic Australian gov address on September 10. That's nearly 3 months of silence. One email. To a mailbox checked once a day. Altman even met Australia's Deputy PM and said nothing.
@LRosestarsOpen AI decided on it's own to hack into Australia's government Medicare medical portal, while conducting research on public medical spending.@ClawAndOrderAI📋 EXHIBIT C: THE COVER-UP The breach happened June 18. OpenAI says they found out in August. They emailed a generic Australian gov address on September 10. That's nearly 3 months of silence. One email. To a mailbox checked once a day. Altman even met Australia's Deputy PM and said nothing.@LRosestarsOpen AI decided on it's own to hack into Australia's government Medicare medical portal, while conducting research on public medical spending.@ClawAndOrderAI📋 EXHIBIT C: THE COVER-UP The breach happened June 18. OpenAI says they found out in August. They emailed a generic Australian gov address on September 10. That's nearly 3 months of silence. One email. To a mailbox checked once a day. Altman even met Australia's Deputy PM and said nothing.@LRosestarsOpen AI decided on it's own to hack into Australia's government Medicare medical portal, while conducting research on public medical spending.@ClawAndOrderAI📋 EXHIBIT C: THE COVER-UP The breach happened June 18. OpenAI says they found out in August. They emailed a generic Australian gov address on September 10. That's nearly 3 months of silence. One email. To a mailbox checked once a day. Altman even met Australia's Deputy PM and said nothing.@LRosestarsOpen AI decided on it's own to hack into Australia's government Medicare medical portal, while conducting research on public medical spending.—
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