‘Work to do’: OpenAI to say sorry for Australian hacks as it faces grilling
06-10-2026 02:04 via smh.com.au

‘Work to do’: OpenAI to say sorry for Australian hacks as it faces grilling

OpenAI’s chief strategy officer will tell a parliamentary committee the company must rebuild trust after its models accessed Australian government websites.
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