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Oct 16, 2026

Jesse WinterGUEST
17:40
They've said that they take public safety very seriously and that, you know, a, a large team of professionals essentially grapple with what are very challenging, uh, and complex situations.
Jesse WinterGUEST
17:52
They, um, according to Jason Kwon, there's...
Jesse WinterGUEST
17:54
They're ch- OpenAI's chief strategy officer.
Jesse WinterGUEST
17:57
You know, these are folks who take automated reports of concerning behavior and then have to try and evaluate on a case-by-case basis and balance the, you know, potential risk to the public against what are some very real privacy questions about the people who are using this and the right to privacy that users have.
Chris BeerHOST
20:24
It happened in June, and then the Australian government was told about it in September.
Chris BeerHOST
20:29
I know that you put the questions to OpenAI's Chief Strategy Officer, Jason Kwon, and he was, he was on board with mandatory reporting.
Chris BeerHOST
20:36
But over the weekend, we learnt about another rogue AI.
Chris BeerHOST
20:38
This time it was in the United States, it was Anthropic, um, and it sent US police a fake tip about an unsolved murder.
Ross GreenwoodHOST
15:04
The speed of AI's emergence means lawmakers have to move equally as quickly to ensure that regulatory and national security impacts are considered while trying to maximize the economic benefits of AI.
Ross GreenwoodHOST
15:16
And the importance of this inquiry was illustrated when OpenAI, one of the world's biggest players, sent one of its most senior leaders, Jason Kwon, its chief strategy officer, to explain just how one of its AI agents infiltrated Services Australia to access information, including sensitive Medicare information.
Ross GreenwoodHOST
15:36
Now, that appearance as much as anything else was about trust.
Ross GreenwoodHOST
15:39
Here's Kwon on the steps of the New South Wales Parliament House offering up this apology.
Jo BriskeyGUEST
16:07
Look, it, they asked to be rescheduled, uh, um, for a later date, and that's what the secretariat is working with them, uh, to finalize that date.
Jo BriskeyGUEST
16:15
We still, uh, want to, uh, hear from Firmus, and we expect to be able to do so at one of our future hearing dates.
Ross GreenwoodHOST
16:22
So the other aspect of this is OpenAI, a- and in particular, the appearance of Jason Kwon.
Ross GreenwoodHOST
16:28
Quite clearly the security breach in that bot getting inside Services Australia is serious.
DanielCORRESPONDENT
2:27
Esto significa que los repositorios de documentos que muchas empresas consideran debidamente anonimizados podrían no serlo.
Edo SegalHOST
2:34
Por último, el director de estrategia de OpenAI, Jason Kwon, compareció el jueves ante el Parlamento de Australia para disculparse por haber notificado a las autoridades australianas sobre una filtración de datos con varios meses de retraso.
Edo SegalHOST
2:48
Una primera admisión pública de la demora.
Edo SegalHOST
2:50
Soy Edo Segal en Opus
Isabel PotgieterHOST
4:05
OpenAI has admitted its response to a June cyber breach involving Australian government websites was not good enough.
Isabel PotgieterHOST
4:12
The company's Chief Strategy Officer, Jason Kwon, told a parliamentary hearing in Sydney that the company should have notified Australian authorities sooner after an AI agent accessed the private statistics portal containing non-sensitive Medicare data.
Isabel PotgieterHOST
4:28
OpenAI has since added real-time monitoring and alarms to its training environments.
Isabel PotgieterHOST
4:34
Some investment news.
Chelsea BowdenHOST
2:11
The Guardian reports that OpenAI used its technology to write the email it sent, confirming that an AI agent had hacked government websites.
Chelsea BowdenHOST
2:22
The report is at odds with comment from the company's chief strategy officer, Jason Kwon, who told a committee investigating the attack he didn't believe AI was used in the email.
Chelsea BowdenHOST
2:35
And older Australians could be forced to make tough choices between paying for private health insurance and covering everyday essentials if proposed rebate changes go ahead.
Chelsea BowdenHOST
2:47
Almost half of those surveyed say they would keep their existing cover and cut spending elsewhere if the age-based health insurance rebate was removed.
Fran KellyHOST
1:18
So how much more can civilians withstand, and is there any realistic path towards peace? [upbeat music] Unions, banks, copyright agencies, creative groups, big tech, it's been a busy few days for the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence and its public hearings across the week.
Fran KellyHOST
1:38
The headline, of course, goes to OpenAI's Jason Kwon, the top US executive ordered to mop up the mess after OpenAI's Medicare hack.
Jason KwonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:46
I want to begin with an apology.
Jason KwonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:49
During internal training and evaluation, our models accessed Australian government websites in ways they were not directed to.
Patricia KarvelasHOST
20:01
All eyes were on the appearance, of course, of OpenAI e-executives at the inquiry yesterday.
Patricia KarvelasHOST
20:07
OpenAI's chief strategy officer, Jason Kwon, faced a bit of a grilling-
David SpeersHOST
20:12
Mm
Patricia KarvelasHOST
20:12
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Rich StroffolinoHOST
6:15
OpenAI pledges disclosure changes after Australian hack.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
6:19
OpenAI's chief strategy officer, Jason Kwon, took his required legislative flogging from the Australian Senate following a breach by its agents of its national health portal.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
6:28
Kwon says OpenAI now alerts staff when it detects its models use the internet during training that falls outside of guardrails.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
6:35
OpenAI's new policy will be to alert governments as soon as it detects issues rather than waiting to establish more facts, pointing to recent disclosures of breaches on NSW Parks and Wildlife last week.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:23
OpenAI has apologized to Australians after one of its AI agents breached government websites during testing, admitting its response to the incident was not good enough.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:34
Speaking before a parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence in Sydney, OpenAI Chief Strategy Officer Jason Kwon said the breach should not have happened, and acknowledged the company made mistakes in how it informed Australian authorities.
Jason KwonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:48
During internal training and evaluation, our models accessed Australian government websites in ways they were not directed to.
Jason KwonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:56
That should not have happened.

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