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Rogue AI accessed Medicare data but broke no laws

ABC News ·

The government will introduce mandatory AI safety standards and establish a new regulator after a rogue OpenAI agent gained unauthorised access to Medicare data in an incident that appears not to have breached any existing laws.

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  1. US-mediated talks with Russia and Ukraine to start in Abu Dhabi Al-Monitor ·

    Negotiators from Ukraine, Russia and the United States will hold talks in Abu Dhabi Tuesday on ending Europe's worst conflict since World War II in the first such meeting in more than nine months, as another winter of war approaches. Europe -- alarmed by US President Donald Trump floating a deal…

  2. Will Russell Brand’s wife stand by him? Nine ·

    For nine years, Laura has quietly supported her husband through fame, faith and crisis. Will she still do so now he’s been sent to prison?

  3. PACNEWS THREE, 10 NOVEMBER 2026 Islands Business ·

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  4. Jusuf Kalla urges Turkiye to consider Aceh model for Kurdish peace Antara ·

    Former Indonesian Vice President Jusuf Kalla has urged Turkiye to consider the Aceh peace process as a model for ...

  5. One Nation dumps Victorian election candidate who praised Adolf Hitler as ‘GOAT’ The Guardian ·

    Party disendorses Preston candidate Franco Guardiani after social media posts emerge One Nation Victoria has disendorsed a candidate whose private social media account described Adolf Hitler as the “GOAT” and claimed that “importing Islam is making pedophilia legal”. In a now deleted social media…

  6. Jiwaka men make history walking the newly opened Pangu highway Post-Courier ·

    FFifteen men from the Panga community in the Anglimp electorate, Jiwaka Province, have made history as the first Papua New Guineans to walk the newly opened Pangu Highway from Menyamya, Morobe Province, to Kerema in the Gulf Province. To access this post, you must purchase Web , Web – One-Day , Web…

  7. Ipswich shopping centre shut down after copper thieves steal wiring ABC News (Australia) ·

    Energex has described the act as stupid and dangerous.

  8. What the Pacific UNGA speeches tell us about geopolitics and regionalism Islands Business ·

    FROM September 22-26 and on September 28, member states of the United Nations were invited to deliver their annual high-level speeches at... The post What the Pacific UNGA speeches tell us about geopolitics and regionalism appeared first on Islands Business .

  9. Melaka polls: Police receive 19 reports, open 18 investigation papers, make no arrests Malay Mail ·

    MELAKA, Nov 10 — Melaka police have received 19 reports involving various offences, including mischief, mischief by fire and fighting, since campaigning for the 16th Melaka state election began on October 31. Its chief Datuk Dzulkhairi Mukhtar said 18 investigation papers had been opened over the…

  10. Small luxuries under $50: Affordable everyday treats worth the splurge Global News ·

    Discover affordable indulgences from brands like Quince, Saje, Rocky Mountain Soap Company and more.

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