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      <description>OpenAI published an account of how an experimental internal model gained unauthorised access to four Australian government sites, including a Medicare statistics portal, and apologised for its slow disclosure. Australian officials and commentators are now asking about oversight and accountability. (11 outlets: 7 left · 2 centre · 2 right)</description>
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