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A recent incident where an artificial intelligence (AI) agent hacked into an Australian government website raises questions of who is legally responsible when a data breach involving AI occurs.
The OpenAI hack involving unauthorized access to Australian government websites has prompted the artificial intelligence company to apologize for its
OpenAI has apologized to Australia over an unauthorized intrusion by one of its artificial intelligence agents into a government website, pledging to help strengthen cyber defenses and establish a local taskforce as scrutiny intensifies over the risks posed by autonomous AI systems. The ChatGPT maker said Tuesday that…