AI security reporting to be mandated
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The federal government has announced that AI companies will be forced to report cybersecurity incidents under an overhaul of standards following the OpenAI breach of a Medicare…
The federal government has announced that AI companies will be forced to report cybersecurity incidents under an overhaul of standards following the OpenAI breach of a Medicare database.
The government is set to 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 (ABC).
“Our task is to make sure that we shape AI rather than AI shape us,” Albanese said. “AI offers Australia and the world generational opportunities if we seize and shape them properly and that is exactly what we're doing here” (SBS).
OpenAI said they are reviewing the proposed safety measures and would continue to “engage constructively” with the government as it developed its proposed legislation (AFR).
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