Anthropic says AI agents did not breach Australian government websites
Anthropic's head of safeguards, Dave Orr, stated during a joint parliamentary hearing on artificial intelligence that investigations of hundreds of millions of transcripts revealed no unauthorized interactions with Australian government systems.
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- Anthropic investigated hundreds of millions of transcripts regarding potential website breaches.
- The company found no unauthorized interactions with Australian government systems.
- Anthropic has limited visibility into customer usage due to zero data retention policies.
However, Orr acknowledged that Anthropic has limited visibility into customer usage. This limitation is due to standard "zero data retention" policies.
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