A hack of the Australian Government happens in June through the use of AI.
But we only hear about it in September.
Just as @AlboMP is in New York arguing for controls over AI.
Talk about a stage managed performance.
But anyway, the real issue is how in this day and age it was possible to hack into an Australian Government system?
Let's not be sucked into the " AI did this, we need to regulate". The real question is " how did our Government have systems that were so open to breach"?
Australia’s Government is more concerned about monitoring, and censoring the Internet, and eroding your right to freedom of expression then improving the cost of living in Australia.
Let that sink in.
BREAKING NEWS
The Whitehouse has slammed Albanese and the Government he leads.
The disgraceful Labor government led by a known liar and career fraud.
Anthony Albanese is seeking to crack down on freedom of speech and expression.
Albanese is wanting to police the internet, not just in Australia but the entire world. Threats of massive fines.
Trump has Albanese in his sight.
BREAKING: Anthony Albanese has been caught red handed donating a large amount of Australian taxpayer dollars to a club he has an undeclared interest in.
Anthony Albanese has been an honorary member of Marrickville Golf Club for many years.
Never declared it. Not once since 1996.
Then his government invited that same undeclared club, and only that golf club, onto a closed $560m grant list stacked toward Labor seats.
Which resulted in $6.5 million Australian taxpayer dollars going towards the renovation of that golf clubhouse.
Barry O’Farrell was forced to resign as NSW Premier for failing to declare a bottle of Penfolds.
O’Farrell failed to declare a $3,000 bottle of Penfolds Grange and was forced to resign.
Albanese has an undeclared golf club membership, then donates a $6 million cheque to that club.
Does $6 million of public money to an undeclared mates’ club outweigh a bottle of red wine?
This doesn’t pass the pub test.
Anthony Albanese must resign today.
This is a huge scandal.
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland must retract her comments and apologise for slandering One Nation and its supporters while appearing to excuse the violent threats directed against them.
Millions of Australians support One Nation. They are not extremists. They are not dangerous. And ministers should not use language that encourages others to treat them as if they are.
No minister, especially the Attorney-General and first law officer of the country, should suggest there is any justification for threats against Australians because of the political party they support.
Labor should be asking why Australians are abandoning them for One Nation, not demonising those Australians for how they vote and putting them in danger.
These are desperate acts from a government of liars.