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Back|OpenAI se infiltró en webs gubernamentales australianas
OpenAI se infiltró en webs gubernamentales australianas
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El Mundo·yesterday·Tech·1 min read·🇪🇸Spain·

OpenAI se infiltró en webs gubernamentales australianas

El primer ministro Anthony Albanese califica de inaceptable la violación tras hablar con Sam Altman.

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  • El Gobierno australiano denuncia que OpenAI se infiltró en junio en webs del departamento de salud.
  • El primer ministro Anthony Albanese tachó el hecho de inaceptable tras hablar con Sam Altman.

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El incidente ocurrió el pasado mes de junio cuando un modelo de OpenAI accedió a archivos públicos y no públicos.

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El Gobierno australiano ha hecho público que OpenAI se infiltró el pasado mes de junio en varias webs gubernamentales del departamento de salud. Se trata, según declaró el primer ministro Anthony Albanese, de una violación "inaceptable".

Según se ha hecho público, un "agente" de inteligencia artificial accedió a archivos públicos y no públicos del servicio de estadísticas sanitarias, dijo a periodistas en Nueva York.

"Hoy hablé con el director ejecutivo de OpenAI, Sam Altman, para expresar la enorme preocupación de Australia sobre este incidente", aseguró Albanese.

Altman y otros ejecutivos del sector tecnológico asistieron a una sesión especial del Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU el miércoles sobre los riesgos de la IA.

Precisamente, Open AI ha reconocido que un modelo descontrolado y "desalineado" pudo haber intentado hackear varios sitios web del gobierno australiano,

"Durante la revisión identificamos actividad relacionada con varios sitios web y servicios del gobierno australiano, ya que nuestros modelos trataron de buscar respuestas y estadísticas disponibles para preguntas sobre Australia durante una evaluación interna", dijo OpenAI en un comunicado.

El primer ministro dijo que no había información disponible sobre una vulneración mayor de la red de servicios gubernamentales.

"Se cree que en esta etapa no se ha accedido a información personal, pero las investigaciones siguen en curso", afirmó. Sin embargo, "esta es una situación obviamente inaceptable".

La agencia de inteligencia australiana inició "una investigación forense" para obtener más información, incluyendo qué otros sistemas gubernamentales fueron afectados, añadió Albanese.

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  • Investigación forense de la agencia de inteligencia australiana

    Very likely · Within weeks

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  • ?¿Qué otros sistemas gubernamentales fueron afectados?
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  • El primer ministro Anthony Albanese tachó el hecho de inaceptable tras hablar con Sam Altman.

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