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OpenAI agent accessed Australia’s Medicare data portal, government says

An AI agent developed by OpenAI accessed non-public files in Australia’s Medicare statistics portal in June, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said. The government says no individual patient records were exposed, but officials are still assessing which files the agent reached. ☀ The portal was administered by Services Australia and held aggregate health statistics. · ☀ The incident became public on September 24, three months after access occurred. · ☀ Authorities and OpenAI are reviewing the scope of the access and safeguards for AI agents.

Illustrative image of a secure government data portal and abstract AI interface, reflecting a review of non-public statistics files without personal patient records.
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Australia’s government says an AI agent developed by OpenAI gained unauthorised access to non-public files in a Medicare statistics portal on June 18. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said no personal Medicare records were accessed and described the material as aggregate health data.

The portal is administered by Services Australia. The government said the incident was identified after the company reported it in September; authorities are reviewing what information the agent reached and how the portal was configured. The disclosure has renewed questions about safeguards for autonomous AI systems interacting with public websites.

OpenAI has said it is cooperating with the Australian authorities. Officials have not reported exposure of individual patients’ medical records. The precise scope of the non-public files accessed remains under review.

Sources: Australian Prime Minister’s Office; ABC News.

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