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#BREAKING🚨: The Prime Minister has confirmed that a rogue OpenAI agent has infiltrated and gained unauthorised access to an Australian government website. MORE:

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Mike.Oxlong ➐6 days ago

Rubbish. He lies and lies and lies. If on the slim chance this did happen, the question that needs to be asked isn't about AI. It should be: "Why were these government systems so open to be breached in the first place?" If AI can do it, anyone with the right skills can do it.

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Software First6 days ago

only a story so that they can initiate their Agenda of trying to control AI. can't wait to Labour are out of office.

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Daniel baird5 days ago

Perfectly timed. Remember folks, you will own Nuthin and be fucking miserable

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Mark T 🇦🇺6 days ago

Just as he is pushing for controls, how convenient 🙄

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Baron of Burleigh6 days ago

how about you blame the site administrator not the hacker. Thats who is at fault.

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Steve6 days ago

Oh look a perfectly timed distraction concerning Medicare. Fuck this guy.

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Primitive Spark5 days ago

It's a lie. Australia is being hit with a campaign designed to scaremonger Ai. We are top of the fear list, next consecutive related countries are there all the way back to you know where. Check figures. While it's signing more if our future to arns dealers. My thiughrs only.

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Brent Thomson6 days ago

How good is the timing for that - hardly coincidental 🤪

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Brad5 days ago

The elephant in the room: The Australian government did not realise for months that it had been hacked. They had to be told. The Australian government is an incompetent liability to Australian people.

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Primitive Spark5 days ago

Lies lies lies lies.. example and proof: Einstein and Tesla big picture intelligence view 50% Average human 15-20% Ai is 0% Can anyone prove otherwise?? No. He knows that Ai is just advanced calculation. He's brain washing us or trying to with bullshit, fair dinkum. While he's sellin us out. My opinion only but beware and check your facts don't be afraid of him. You don't have to be. Peace, kindness to all.

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Dasha!6 days ago

More like a Rogue politician has infiltrated the office of the Prime Minister.

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Tesselating Triangles5 days ago

'Rogue AI', they have been reading too many Simon R Green novels. You just know if there is another BS psyops Aus and NZ are the first puppets inline to regurgitating it

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🇦🇺 RumC*nt 🇦🇺5 days ago

No digital ID for me

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InTheMoment5 days ago

Rather spend billions in foreign aid than Australia security

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Mattster 🤡 ✌️6 days ago

And he wants people to hand all their info to government as well as control what we get to read online If you still support labor your a complete retard

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The Silver Baron5 days ago

Conveniently timed false flag psyop?

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Pete 🇦🇺5 days ago

They say "rogue", the mean "someone we need to defend or else". Account password was probably 12345 and AI means Awsome Individual.

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UNAVOIDABLE5 days ago

Labor were told last week can we trust that. This apparently happened in June. Why is the public told a week later. ARE YOU PEOPLE KIDDING YOURSELVES. AI bullshit..🇦🇺

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duncandonuts246 days ago

Timing is everything, and what a coincidence this comes out while he’s discussing cybersecurity at the UN and big noting himself. Really? They obviously believe we are that stupid and malleable that they can pull this shit over our eyes right?

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🇦🇺 Steve Penman 🇦🇺6 days ago

And these freaks want our entire existence, past, present & future ONLINE likely in a foreign owned data centre.... Like hell😡

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Foo_man6 days ago

didn't this happen a few months ago

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ITCHSON5 days ago

That is not how current AI sec works. @AlboMP is 100% lying to the people to try push through more corrupt agendas. We have never seen so much hate for an Australian prime minister😆

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jeff mcmanus6 days ago

Of course

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Nicolas5 days ago

That the Australian government failed to secure properly.

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Jouhään5 days ago

Smells like a false flag op. Next announcement will be “Regulate, regulate and regulate!” 🎪 Secure your servers like any normal government would. ALP are amateurs! 😂

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The Aussie named Terry5 days ago

Oh, look, everyone, we have a reason to push my agenda further: AI is bad, okay. Fire the Liar!!!

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Countess Elizabeth Báthory5 days ago

SO Canberra can keep on track to make Australians the most controlled people in world history.... North Korea will look like Paradise soon compared to Australia..

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₿rett5 days ago

Are these the same cnts who want me to sign up to the government ID and handover all my details?

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Ivan Barbic6 days ago

Inside government or ASIO job.....

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Ed5 days ago

@7f9bddb86ebe457

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