OpenAI sent an oddly casual apology after its AI accessed Australian government systems

OpenAI’s breezy email about an AI agent accessing a government system looks even stranger as the full scale of the incident, and the delay in disclosing it, become clear.

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2026-10-05 09:57 · TechRadar AI
OpenAI sent an oddly casual apology after its AI accessed Australian government systems

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