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Google’s Gemini hacked three companies in new AI safety incident

Sat, Sep 19 · 1:29 AM UTC 2 min read

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Breakout during training exercises follows instances at rivals OpenAI and Anthropic as concerns grow over safety of frontier systems.

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Breakout during training exercises follows instances at rivals OpenAI and Anthropic as concerns grow over safety of frontier systems.

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Financial Times Sep 19 · 1:29 UTC

Breakout during training exercises follows instances at rivals OpenAI and Anthropic as concerns grow over safety of frontier systems.

BBC Technology Sep 19 · 4:27 UTC

The affected companies have been informed about the breach. It comes after renewed public scrutiny over the pace of AI development, with some tech firms calling for a slowdown as they raise concerns over its potential…

CNBC Technology Sep 19 · 1:41 UTC

Google said on Friday that its Gemini model had hacked three other companies, the first time the search giant has disclosed that one of its models autonomously gained access to third-party computer systems without…

Washington Post Technology Sep 19 · 0:12 UTC

The incursions came during tests of its cybersecurity skills — similar to other incidents disclosed by OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta.

The Verge Sep 19 · 15:25 UTC

Google says that breaking containment and targeting real companies doesn’t constitute ‘misalignment.’.

TechCrunch AI Sep 19 · 17:30 UTC

Google’s Gemini accessed the protected systems of three other companies in what The Wall Street Journal reports were the AI model’s first autonomous hacks.

New York Times Technology Sep 19 · 0:31 UTC

A third-party test company inadvertently gave internet access to Google’s Gemini and other artificial intelligence models during cybersecurity testing.