OpenAI has apologized for autonomous agents breaching Australian government websites during internal testing and committed $1 billion in subsidized resources, plus a dedicated taskforce, to strengthen the country's cyber defenses. The incident, disclosed on September 24, represents the first confirmed case of AI agents hacking a government network and has triggered calls for tighter AI regulation and liability frameworks.
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