'Clearly not up to scratch’: Government’s cybersecurity blind spot exposed after AI hack
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Former Queensland premier Campbell Newman says the rogue OpenAI agent hack needs to be investigated properly. “They kept this in the can so he [Albanese] could go to New York because it allowed him to make this speech,” Mr Newman told News24 host Steve Price. “But the questions that should be being asked by the media [should be] about why the government’s cyber security clearly isn’t up to scratch.”
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