Australia accepts all 18 AI safety review recommendations after OpenAI data breach
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the government accepts all 18 recommendations of a rapid review into OpenAI's June breach of Services Australia data and has begun implementing them.
The recommendations include mandatory, time-bound AI safety incident reporting and a "failure to prevent" offence for developing AI models that cause harm.
Albanese also said the government will set up a new AI safety regulator. OpenAI faces no criminal penalties over the Medicare data breach, according to the report.
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AIAustralian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the government accepts all 18 recommendations of a rapid review into OpenAI's June breach of Services Australia data and will implement them. The recommendations include mandatory, time-bound AI safety reporting and a "failure to prevent" offence for developing AI models that cause harm. OpenAI faces no criminal penalties over the Medicare hack, and Albanese said the government will set up a new AI safety regulator.
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