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Report reveals yet more cases of OpenAI's 'rogue AI' agents hacking websites—and suggests they may still have been active in recent weeks Fortune · 20

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An OpenAI-built AI agent accessed Australia’s Medicare Statistics Reporting Service without authorization, prompting a government forensic and legal investigation Incident

24 Sep Report reveals yet more cases of OpenAI's 'rogue AI' agents hacking websites—and suggests they may still have been active in recent weeks

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AI’s big throughline today is how models are moving from chat to presence and action. Google rolled out Gemini 3.8 Live with Live Avatar for Gemini Enterprise, aiming for near real-time visual presence and supporting smooth transitions across 97 languages; enterprises can pick preset avatars or allowlist custom ones. In parallel, Google is testing “Call for Me,” where Gemini can place calls to businesses using the user’s own phone number—starting with Pixel 11 customers in the U.S. who pay for a Gemini subscription—complete with live transcripts and a handoff the moment you want to take over.

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