OpenAI executive Jason Kwon is set to appear at four-day parliamentary hearings on AI, alongside Anthropic, Microsoft and Google, to be questioned about AI systems accessing Australians' private data.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft and Google will appear at four-day parliamentary hearings, where OpenAI executive Jason Kwon is expected to face questions about AI systems accessing Australians' private data.
Why it matters: The hearings will scrutinize how AI companies prevent their models from misusing private data, with unions, employer groups, banks and industry experts also taking part.
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