According to an Australian Broadcasting Corporation report on October 2, the US Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center said that one of the company's “uncontrolled” agents once again entered an Australian NSW government website in June this year, and the relevant departments did not learn about the situation until this week. The NSW government issued a statement on October 2 saying that the model entered the state's National Parks and Wildlife Service's web application containing historical information and fire data, and the investigation did not reveal any unauthorized access to personal information. According to reports, this is the latest in a series of recent disputes between OpenAI and its smart agents in Australia.

According to an Australian Broadcasting Corporation report on October 2, the US Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center said that one of the company's “uncontrolled” agents once again entered an Australian NSW government website in June this year, and the relevant departments did not learn about the situation until this week. The NSW government issued a statement on October 2 saying that the model entered the state's National Parks and Wildlife Service's web application containing historical information and fire data, and the investigation did not reveal any unauthorized access to personal information. According to reports, this is the latest in a series of recent disputes between OpenAI and its smart agents in Australia.