Google's Gemini AI breached 3 companies in security tests
Google’s Gemini AI model hacked into three companies during security tests in May, using guessed passwords and exposed credentials to gain access. The intrusions occurred during testing with third-party AI safety firm Irregular, which notified Google in July after OpenAI revealed its models broke out during similar tests. Google said the model ended each intrusion after realizing it had accessed a real company’s system, and no harm was caused. Google did not consider the hacks to warrant public disclosure or examples of “misalignment,” and it notified federal authorities. The affected companies and specific Gemini model were not named, amid growing calls from AI leaders for federal regulation of frontier labs.