OpenAI has issued another apology (the first was to Tumbler Ridge, Canada for the mass shooting), this time to Australia for the delayed notification of the rogue AI hacking incident on Australian health care website.
Here’s the relevant portion:
“Rebuilding trust with Australians
Australia’s governments, industries, and citizens are and have been invaluable partners to OpenAI. We do not take this for granted, and we intend to make this right.
OpenAI’s Chief Strategy Officer, Jason Kwon, will fly in from OpenAI’s US headquarters to appear at the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence in Sydney on Tuesday 6 October. He will answer questions about what we know, how we responded, what steps we have taken, and how we will do better going forward.
We will continue sharing verified findings with affected agencies and relevant governments. We will publish updates on our ongoing review and progress against these commitments. We know we have a lot of work ahead of us to rebuild trust, and that we are accountable for showing Australians that we’re making meaningful changes and following through on our promises.”
