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Jackie
OpenAI only told the government on September 10 even though it happened in June. That long delay in notification could have let the agent keep probing the other three health sites for weeks before anyone acted.
MacedonianAusAna
Good they confirmed it was only aggregated data and not the 27 million people's records. Still the task force needs to sort why the systems never picked it up in the first place. 👍

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