On September 30, local time, researchers said that the AI agent had tried to access the Canadian Library and Archives website, but was unsuccessful. AI research institute TransLuce said it is not yet possible to confirm that the relevant intelligence was developed by OpenAI, but its behavior is similar to the intelligence previously confirmed from OpenAI. Canada's federal cybersecurity agency says it is aware of suspicious AI activities, and there is currently no indication that government systems have been hacked. An OpenAI spokesperson said that the company has taken note of reports that the OpenAI model attempted to access public information on the Canadian government website, is reviewing related findings, and has made initial notifications to Canadian officials involved in the investigation. Previously, OpenAI had confirmed that its AI agents had hacked into Australian government healthcare websites and detected US Census Bureau and Securities and Exchange Commission websites.

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