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Agentes de IA tentam invadir sites de governos dos Estados Unidos e Canadá

Primera aparición 1 oct 2026, 12:47 · última 1 oct 2026, 12:47

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      Agentes de IA tentam invadir sites de governos dos Estados Unidos e Canadá

      Agentes de inteligência artificial da OpenAI tentaram invadir órgãos do governo dos EUA, sites de empresas e de organizações sem fins lucrativos, segundo levantamento feito por empresas de pesquisa e de perícia digital. Um site do governo do Canadá também foi alvo de ataque, mas não há uma comprovação de que a tentativa teria sido feita por agentes da criadora do ChatGPT. Leia mais (10/01/2026 - 09h47)

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      • tentam invadir sites
      • governo do canadá
      • agentes de inteligência
      • organizações sem fins
      • tentativa teria sido
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      OpenAI Agents Hack Australian Government and Trump Rejects Global Governance at UNGA

      This week, Aalok and Nicole discuss new reports of rogue AI agents on the open internet – including the first known case of an agent hacking a government system – and the lackluster outcome of last week's highly anticipated U.S.-China summit. Plus, the Trump Administration and frontier lab CEOs present contrasting visions for AI governance at the UN General Assembly, and states continue to pass new regulation on both AI models and the data center buildout. Disclaimer: this episode was recorded prior to a complaint filed against OpenAI Tuesday afternoon in San Francisco's Superior Court by Legal Advocates for Safe Science and Technology, citing California's Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act and Unfair Competition Law. Timestamps: OpenAI agents hack Australian government site (1:02). Axios reports frontier labs facing "tens of thousands" of AI cyber incidents (7:48). Last week's U.S.-China summit (17:13). Remarks by heads of state at UNGA (21:26). Trump to appoint AI czar, establish AI Force (30:03). Updated court ruling on Anthropic vs. DOD (35:27). New data center directives in Texas, Virginia (38:30). California regulation updates (44:52). Additional Reading: Scoop: Top AI companies probing tens of thousands of security incidents” by Axios: Sam Altman’s remarks at the United Nations Security Council” by OpenAI: Florida Office of the Attorney General vs. OpenAI: OpenAI Scraps Release of New AI Model Over Safety Concerns” by The Wall Street Journal: White House Executive Order "Streamlining Access To Government Services Through America.gov". Federal court ruling on Anthropic vs. DOD: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's data center directive: Virginia Executive Order: California Executive Order: CA Senate Bill No. 813: Text - SB-813 Independent verification organizations. A nonpartisan institution, CSIS is the top national security think tank in the world. Visit to find more of our work as we bring bipartisan solutions to the world's greatest challenges. Follow CSIS on:

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