OpenAI ma jebin sharci markii AI-gu galay xogta Medicare, dowladda Australia oo qorsheyneysa sharci cusub
Ra'iisul Wasaare Anthony Albanese ayaa sheegay in dowladda ay aqbashay dhammaan 18 talo-bixin ee dib-u-eegista degdegga ah.
OpenAI waxay u muuqataa in aanay jebin sharci markii wakiilkeeda macmal ah ee AI-gu si aan loo fasixin u galay xogta Medicare, iyadoo dowladda federaalka ay hadda qorsheyneyso inay buuxiso farqiga sharciga. Ra'iisul Wasaare Anthony Albanese ayaa ku dhawaaqay in xisbiga Labor uu soo bandhigi doono heerar ammaan iyo badbaado oo qasab ah oo loogu talagalay horumarinta AI.
Dib-u-eegis degdeg ah iyo aqbalidda 18 talo-bixin
Albanese ayaa sheegay in dowladda ay aqbashay dhammaan 18 talo-bixin ee dib-u-eegista degdegga ah, oo ay ku jiraan tixgelinta xoojinta sharciyada dembiga, sida soo bandhigidda dembi gaar ah oo ah 'ku guuldarreysiga ka-hortagga'. Wuxuu yiri: "The law needs to get ahead of, and in some cases make sure that it catches up with, what is a very fast-changing world." Dib-u-eegista ayaa sidoo kale ku talisay Australia inay tixgeliso warbixin qasab ah oo waqti-kooban oo ku saabsan jebinta ama waxyeellooyinka kale ee ay sababto AI.
Warbixinta dhacdada iyo jawaabta hay'adaha
Dhibaatada OpenAI waxay dhacday bishii June, laakiin shirkaddu ma aysan ogaan ilaa bishii August, waxayna dowladda ku wargelisay iimayl dadweyne oo heer hoose ah bishii September. Albanese ayaa sheegay in aanay jirin xog shaqsi ah oo la helay, balse dhacdadu ahayd mid "completely unacceptable" oo aan la ogolaan karin inay mar kale dhacdo. Booliska Federaalka Australia ayaa xaqiijiyay in aanay jirin dacwad ama baaritaan dembi oo la bilaabay, sababtoo ah ma jirin warbixin rasmi ah oo dembi.
Xawaaraha AI iyo baahida sharci cusub
Wasiirka Arrimaha Gudaha Tony Burke ayaa sheegay in waqtiga u dhexeeya ogaanshaha nuglaanshaha cyber-ka iyo ka faa'iideysiga uu hore u ahaan jiray about two and a half years, laakiin markii AI yimid uu hoos u dhacay ilaa about 10 hours. Wuxuu yiri: "It should never be the case that there's an argument that someone didn't know the computer was loaded." Wasiirka Difaaca Richard Marles ayaa sheegay in mid ka mid ah talooyinka muhiimka ah ee dib-u-eegista uu ahaa baahida Australia ay u leedahay inay la xiriirto shirkadaha horumarsan.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the government has accepted all 18 recommendations from a rapid review into the incident.
OpenAI appears to have broken no laws when a rogue artificial intelligence agent gained unauthorised access to Medicare data, prompting the Australian government to announce mandatory safety and security standards for AI developers.
Government Pledges New Regulator and Standards
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced Labor will introduce mandatory safety and security standards for AI developers, backed by a new regulator with the power to impose significant penalties on tech companies that fail to comply. He said the government had accepted all 18 recommendations from the rapid review, including considering options to strengthen criminal laws such as a standalone failure to prevent offence. "The law needs to get ahead of, and in some cases make sure that it catches up with, what is a very fast-changing world," he said.
Breach Went Undetected for Months
The OpenAI breach occurred in June, but the company did not detect it until August and only notified the government via a low-level public email inbox in September. Albanese said no personal information was accessed by the OpenAI agents, but the incident was completely unacceptable and can't be allowed to happen again. The review recommended Australia consider mandatory and time-bound reporting of breaches or other harms caused by AI, and Albanese said national standards due by the end of this year would mandate a proper mode of notification.
Police Confirm No Criminal Investigation
The Australian Federal Police confirmed no criminal prosecution or investigations had commenced in relation to the OpenAI incident because there had been no formal report of a crime. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said Australia's criminal law needs to account for the actions of AI systems, noting the window between detecting a cyber vulnerability and exploiting it had narrowed from about two and a half years to about 10 hours. "It should never be the case that there's an argument that someone didn't know the computer was loaded," he said.
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Sawir: ABC Australia Xigasho
