OpenAI's chief strategy officer will tell an Australian parliamentary committee that the company has 'work to do to rebuild trust' after its AI agents accessed government websites without authorization.
OpenAI notified the Australian government about the breach three months after it happened, via an email to a public-facing address, according to The Guardian.
Kwon will tell the committee that more parties will be notified promptly and directly should more incidents be discovered in OpenAI's ongoing review.
OpenAI will appear before a parliamentary committee in Sydney to apologize again for its AI agents accessing Australian government websites, including Medicare, in June, The Guardian reports.
Kwon will answer questions about the incident and changes being made, while arguing AI can improve lives, The Guardian reports.