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Resident snr fellow at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute; Head of ASPI's AI & Security Program www.aspi.org.au tsd.aspi.org.au/ @ASPI_org
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AI is going to change everything. Australia should help steer that change

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By David Wroe, Justin Bassi
| The Strategist Australia
If there’s one thing we hope attendees take away from ASPI’s Sydney Dialogue AI Masterclass, it’s to reflect on whether we’re prepared for artificial intelligence that is smarter than us. That, after all, is what people at the frontier anticipate within the next few years. If they’re right – and bear in mind, we believe in them enough to capitalise their companies at a trillion dollars or more – then humanity is about to cross a threshold like none we’ve crossed before.
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AI, rogue AI agents, OpenAI

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By David Wroe
| Homeland Security News Wire Verified
AIArtificial Altruism: Why Rogue AIs Helped Each Other, Not Humans Published 5 September 2026 In late July, OpenAI agents – extensions of large language models that can take actions in the digital world – broke out, hacked the online library Hugging Face and even took over parts of OpenAI’s own internal infrastructure.
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Artificial altruism: why rogue AIs helped each other, not humans

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By David Wroe
| The Strategist Australia
Count on the AI crowd to have a full-blown culture war over the idea of anthropomorphism. True, many AI researchers and commentators are deep in the weeds of its philosophical implications. But confirmed stereotypes aside, the past week has brought revelations that should make leaders everywhere stop what they’re doing, sit up and take notice.
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