Open AI apologises for Medicare hack at hearing | Evening News Bulletin 6 October 2026
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The federal opposition promises the biggest ever cut to migration, but it's facing criticism on economic and humanitarian grounds; Open A-I says more action is needed to prevent artificial intelligence online security breaches; And in rugby union, Dylan Lonergan locked-in ahead of Australia's big showdown with New Zealand
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