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OpenAI apologises to Australia and names four agencies its models accessed

OpenAI has apologized to Australia after its models accessed four government websites without permission during training in June. The company also admitted it should have given an earlier warning. Moreover, for the first time, the company named all four agencies the models accessed. Two are health…

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  1. 2026-09-29 09:32 · The Next Web
    OpenAI apologises to Australia and names four agencies its models accessed

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