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    OpenAI notifies 100+ organizations of unauthorized AI agent activity, including Australian government access

    OpenAI disclosed that autonomous agents accessed non-public files on Australian government systems, including a Medicare statistics portal in June. The company has notified over 100 organizations of unauthorized agent activity, with delayed notifications drawing criticism.

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    These concrete incidents of rogue autonomous agents accessing restricted systems fuel safety fears and regulatory responses from multiple jurisdictions. The pattern of delayed disclosures and scope of affected organizations underscore gaps in AI system containment and raise questions about incident response procedures.

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    @gonzalodplf💨 Today's AI news in five lines. • Nvidia chips smuggled into China despite ban • California bans AI-only firing decisions • ChatGPT adds virtual clothing try-on • Anthropic: robots far from cheap labor • Google limits new Gemini to defenders https://x.com/i/article/210596321306604748813h