OpenAI Delays GPT-6.1 Astra Over Safety Concerns, Apologizes for Australian Health Data Hack
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Artificial intelligence tool developers continue to warn of the risks posed by this advanced technology to humanity. OpenAI cancelled the launch of its latest model for security reasons, while apologizing for unauthorized break-in in Australian government agencies. Anthropic, for his part, acknowledged in his listing prospect - known to Reuters - that AI could pose "catastrophic risks to humanity."
OpenAI cancelled on Monday the public launch of its new artificial intelligence model, Astra 6.1, after confirming in internal tests that it does not comply with the required security barriers. The decision takes place one day before the annual OpenAI DevDay conference and amid disputes over unauthorized access to government websites in Australia, as well as by a report from the UK Institute of Security that warns of a spontaneous increase in cy…
The firm of Sam Altman has just apologized to the Australian government. Indeed, one of its models broke into four government sites and databases in mid-August and OpenAI notified the Australian authorities of the incident only on September 10, 2026. In an attempt to be forgiven, OpenAI [...]
OpenAI Delays GPT-6.1 Astra Over Safety Concerns, Apologizes for Australian Health Data Hack
OpenAI has shelved the planned October release of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal testing found safety and alignment problems, while the company has also apologized for an incident involving an AI model accessing an Australian government health portal without authorization.
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