OpenAI apologises for hack, but boss won’t answer questions

The Front by audio@news.com.au

Sep 29, 20263:05News & Politics

OpenAI has apologised for a breach of Australian government websites, including Medicare – but its chief executive Sam Altman won't answer questions from a parliamentary committee about how the hack happened. Plus,...

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