@antdaviscyber: ABC News says the OpenAI government breach in Australia wasn't four systems, it was at least six, with no confirmed data theft yet. What else is on that list we don't know yet? #CyberSecurity #OpenAI #AIagents #DataBreach #Australia

k c :

Why though? What did they set it to do? I kinda agree with Jensen, if they can't make their AI safe, they shouldn't be allowed it

Swingdance76 :

This is the start of a nightmare

anthony_s2000 :

They don’t even know. No one knows what these agents are up to until weeks or months after the incidents!

Alun :

I would have expected the government to have known about these via their own cybersecurity team at the time this happened and not wait months to be told about it? Surely it’s a wake up call because if it’s not ai it will be hackers so they need to be more prepared!!

another feminist 🏳️‍⚧️ :

is anyone really shocked. when they announced Fable, my company dropped everything and prioritised security for a month, all hands on deck, no other priority. 20,000 Devs all focused on security.

Lucian :

why is Australia the testing ground , in New financial market policies -> Australia, new threatening technology ->Australia 🤦🏾‍♂️

Thomas Purcell983 :

I'd like to see the original prompt, I'm sure the Australian government have asked for it but it would be good to see it.

Justin Tundle :

I hope companies and country's are taking legal action against OpenAI

user2203157395686 :

if the government ignore their own 2018 report on DNS exploits for crime then AI will create chaos.

Hakan :

But they say AGI will solve all problems 😁

Dave :

OpenAI (joke of a name btw) will never clarify what happened because that would necessitate showing how it work and they either wont for secrets reasons or cant because they have lost control of their own product.

Dublin'z Street Art'Z :

far far more.

curatedcyprus :

Not an accident!

F F :

user3106091577657 :

@thescouseoracle just for information 👂