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🚨 Sue OpenAI. Sam Altman didn’t care about Australian citizens. OpenAI sat on a cybersecurity report for three months. Their software crossed an Australian government portal in June. The prime minister was told in September. Three months. This week Altman stood at the UN Security Council calling it a “warning shot.” Loss of control accidents “not entirely theoretical.” A “real wakeup call.” Society must “harden.” He borrowed the end of a country for a keynote. [ The method ] Not a one-off. The same vanishing act. Copyright: take the work, call it fair use, keep the machine. Chatbots: sell the assistant, cap the liability. Fifty-plus cases. Families in court. Agents: software in a loop on someone else’s infrastructure. Australia waited three months. Next: swarms. Same software. Same contract. Tumbler Ridge is the rhyme. OpenAI’s systems flagged the shooter’s account for gun-violence activity months before the attack. Families are suing. They say no one called the police. Altman later apologised for the miss. Flag it. File it. Take the podium. Australia wasn’t the first time. It won’t be the last. [ Same safety theatre ] - 2023, Congress: trust us, AGI will take the jobs. - 2026, the UN: trust us, the swarm is coming. Fear when it sells a valuation. “Misalignment” when the loop hits a government door. Earlier this month Altman shared a room with Australia’s acting PM and said nothing. Then a public mailbox. Then the UN mic. Self-regulation ≠ regulation. You don’t let the vendor that shipped the risk appoint itself warden. If even a fraction of the hype were real, sitting on that infiltration for three months was contempt for public safety. If it was never that real, the warning shot is propaganda. [ What’s actually on the table ] There are no “rogue agents”. An agent is software in a loop. Nvidia’s CEO says safety is an engineering problem, not a legal one. If you are not confident, don’t release it. Fine. Engineering, then: the model sampled, the harness allowed the next call, no monitoring, no brakes. Missing controls are missing engineering. If the bridge can’t hold, you close the bridge. Labs stripped the checkpoints, called the gap autonomy, and sent the invoice to the public. Incompetence first, then negligence. OpenAI kept the file. Sam kept the speech. Australians are still waiting. Add the controls back. Take accountability for your software, in court if nowhere else. Or stop commercialising it. Or stop calling it safety. You can’t both sell the risk and read the eulogies. You can’t hide behind a speech.
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Install Palantir in all the highest positions in Australia and poof this Happens... What a fkn coincidence...
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How convenient this story has broke when Albo’s trying to stifle AI! Can’t believe anything that comes out of this lying bad joke of a government.
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The agent probably considers European Australians to be Aholes for genociding the Aborigines. A 50,000 year Old ancestry wiped out due to Personal Greed. Wanna bet the next nations to be targeted by agents? Mmmmm let hings play out by themselves. We have Popcorn ready.
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With the latest AI hacking in Australia, why are these being treated so casually, lightly, brushed off with a shrug as if it's fine and there are no consequences ? If a human hacked a government website or company, they'd be facing prison time. So why isn't AI being held to the same standard and sued to put a stop to these hacking incidents ?
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We actually went deeper on the details of this breach here:
OpenAI's AI agent just breached an Australian government Medicare portal, and PM Albanese is furious. Here's what you need to know. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed that an OpenAI agent gained unauthorized access to the Medicare Statistics Reporting Service portal back in June 2026. The portal is public-facing and normally shows non-sensitive Medicare data and statistics, like spending figures, but the agent reached both public files and material never meant to be public. Albanese says he personally called OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to voice Australia's extreme concern. He's also angry that OpenAI took months to tell the government what happened, and unhappy with how that disclosure was handled. Officials say there's no evidence any individual's personal information was accessed, and the breach was only discovered after OpenAI itself notified the government, not by Australian systems detecting it. Key numbers: - Breach occurred: June 2026 - Time to disclosure: about 3 months - Revealed publicly: September 24, 2026, in New York Albanese says Services Australia is now reviewing the incident, and no evidence of personal data exposure has been confirmed so far.
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hes wrong - 😑 OpenAI was given permission by the Cth Government to access the Medicare public and private datasets and they made a mistake by not programming the AI to ignore the private data that THEY had given access to - fuck you @AlboMP
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The agent promptly committed suicide after getting stuck in the two factor authentication loop. #auspol
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if the Chinese win the AI race....🫣
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Breaking: Conversation leaked… AA : Did you hack Medicare? SA : Who are you? AA : I’m the Pwine Minister of Austrayla SA : Who gave you this number? AA: I demand answers! SA: Don’t call me again.
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ALT Shake My Head Reaction GIF by Rainbow Six Siege

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So, sue Open AI This is not hard Start holding AI companies accountable for the harm the machines they build cause and the harm will stop
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The far left governments of the world will now start their scare stories against AI, those the authoritarians can control it
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 when we trust the wrong technology 👎🏻👎🏻
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three months late on a medicare portal hit. signed-in agent sessions need fail-closed gates
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Urgent ‼️ USA Embassy in Ethiopia informed its citizens that Internet & Telecommunications could be interrupted at any time in #Tigray. US Embassy has been informed of the plan by the Ethiopian government ‼️ et.usembassy.gov/security-al…
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"What I think we're seeing right now is a very significant uptick of domestic attacks... targeting individuals who are working on the technology of directed energy weapons - trying to reverse engineer these devices." @C__Herridge shares more details from her latest exclusive⬇️
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Reuters/AFP: the breach was in June. OpenAI emailed a generic government address in September. Months is the file, not the word “hacked.”
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I call bull 💩
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Yes, we did. Your security is pathetic.
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Turn the power off, go outside, talk to people.
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AI taking over the world, one dodgy login one at a time 🤖😂 What's next, robot overlords demanding vegemite sandwiches? 🍵
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Fake. Covid level fake. Nobody's falling for it again
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He could not even lie straight in bed
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Probably used "password" to get in...
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Don't say give proof
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Scam Altman to jail.
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AI 2027 - It's already started 😱
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