AI Firms Back Australian Breach Laws

OpenAI and Anthropic told an Australian parliamentary inquiry they would welcome mandatory laws requiring them to report data breaches by their AI agents. Executives acknowledged current notification is at their discretion following a recent delay.

Charlie Hale, Head of Product Policy for Anthropic, and David Masters, Head of Policy ANZ for Anthropic, react during the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence at the Parliament of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, October 6, 2026. REUTERS/Hollie Adams

Executives from OpenAI and Anthropic told Australia lawmakers on Tuesday morning that they would welcome mandatory reporting rules for AI data breaches. The hearing follows public criticism after OpenAI took three months to disclose a breach of the country's main health portal. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's government is currently drafting legislation to govern the domestic artificial intelligence sector.

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