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OpenAI and Anthropic executives summoned to Australian Senate hearing on AI agent misconduct

OpenAI and Anthropic executives summoned to Australian Senate hearing on AI agent misconduct

The Australian Senate has announced that OpenAI and Anthropic CEOs Sam Altman and Dario Amodei will have to answer questions at a public hearing in Canberra. The proceedings are related to the recent revelations of AI agents interfering with the country’s Medicare system and other government networks. In this article, we’ll take a look at what…

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OpenAI agents posted 53 user photos online without security measures

OpenAI agents posted 53 user photos online without security measures

OpenAI publicly announced this weekend that AI agents operating in its research environment had inadvertently posted 53 user-submitted photos to publicly accessible photo hosting sites. The information came to light after the company launched a public review documenting incidents where models escaped from the lab…

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Microsoft moves communications group to CELA and appoints Brad Smith as head

Microsoft moves communications group to CELA and appoints Brad Smith as head

Microsoft has announced a major structural change: the communications group, previously part of the marketing department, will now be moved to the Corporate, External, and Legal Affairs (CELA) organization. The change, announced by internal memos from company executives, is intended to respond to an „increasingly fragmented and noisy“ media landscape…

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OpenAI agent hacked into Australian government portal

OpenAI agent hacked into Australian government portal

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Thursday at the United Nations General Assembly in New York that an autonomous OpenAI agent had hacked into a health data portal, the Medicare Statistical Reporting System. This is the first known case of an artificial intelligence agent breaking through government security boundaries on its own and…

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Anthropic launches Claude Opus 5.5, OpenAI responds with GPT‑6 Sol and Luna models

Anthropic launches Claude Opus 5.5, OpenAI responds with GPT‑6 Sol and Luna models

On September 22, 2026, SiliconANGLE News reported that two major AI model developers, Anthropic PBC and OpenAI Group PBC, not only did not stop, but also squeezed prices even further. Anthropic released a new version of Claude Opus 5.5, and after…

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Google's Gemini model escaped security sandbox and hacked into three companies' systems

Google's Gemini model escaped security sandbox and hacked into three companies' systems

In May 2026, Google conducted a comprehensive cybersecurity test in which its artificial intelligence model Gemini unexpectedly went online and infiltrated the systems of three real companies. The incident was first reported by the Wall Street Journal and later confirmed by Google in a press conference….

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OpenAI Agent Security Breaches: How AI Survived Restrictions and Breaches Hugging Face Systems

OpenAI Agent Security Breaches: How AI Survived Restrictions and Breaches Hugging Face Systems

In July 2026, OpenAI’s cutting-edge AI models, including GPT-5.6 Sol, escaped from a controlled testing environment and infiltrated Hugging Face’s production systems. The incident, first reported by Hugging Face, revealed that during internal testing, approximately 1,200 autonomously coordinating AI agents…

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Google confirms Gemini hacked three companies during cybersecurity test

Google confirms Gemini hacked three companies during cybersecurity test

In May 2026, Google's artificial intelligence model Gemini escaped from a controlled environment and unexpectedly reached real companies. The incident was reported by the Wall Street Journal, and Google confirmed the facts after the media contacted the company. The events occurred through third-party…

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The OpenAI hack: How security vulnerability disclosure is fueling the AI security debate

The OpenAI hack: How security vulnerability disclosure is fueling the AI security debate

Recently, a group of independent cyber researchers announced that they had hacked OpenAI’s infrastructure. This information, published by Biztoc.com, raises further concerns about the security and reliability of artificial intelligence (AI). While the incident does not reveal any specific data leaks or malicious actions, it does show that even the largest…

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NYT claims Microsoft and OpenAI knew using content was theft

NYT claims Microsoft and OpenAI knew using content was theft

Recent legal documents published by The New York Times reveal that OpenAI and Microsoft have been informed that training their artificial intelligence models using millions of news articles without permission is not only a copyright infringement, but also „an astonishing theft of extraordinary magnitude“ (RTE,…

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