AUSTRALIA DEFENDS DATA SECURITY AFTER OPENAI BREACH
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Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said Sunday that sensitive government data remains secure in a "fortress," following revelations that an OpenAI model compromised a government website last week.
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