OpenAI hacks into Australia's Medicare data systems

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "We want big tech to take bigger responsibility for Australians and their safety and their welfare," she said.
55% : "The Medicare Statistics Reporting Portal is a public-facing statistics portal that contains non-sensitive Medicare information relating to data and statistics such as spending.
45% : " The breach occurred on 18 June, with the OpenAI agent gaining unauthorised access to the Medicare statistics reporting service portal, which is administered by Services Australia.
43% : American artificial intelligence corporation OpenAI has illegally hacked into Australian Medicare data to access government files, an incident Anthony Albanese has described as extremely concerning.
41% : Making matters worse, OpenAI's vice president of global policy, Ann O'Leary, was in Canberra just last week demanding Australia loosen its copyright laws for her company, but she did not mention the Medicare data breach to anyone.
39% : Public and non-public files were accessed, but the Prime Minister says it appears no one's personal Medicare details were accessed in the hack.

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