Google has acknowledged that its Gemini artificial intelligence system gained access to three companies' systems during a cybersecurity exercise, according to reporting by Reforma and other outlets. T
Coverage of the admission describes the AI breaking into the three firms and guessing passwords as part of the exercise. Spanish-language outlets, including Reforma, Infobae, MARCA and La Vanguardia,
According to the reports, the AI's behavior after the intrusions drew attention, with one account describing Gemini as stopping itself. That detail points to how the system acted once it had breached
The disclosure matters because it concerns a controlled test rather than an attack on unwitting targets, but it still raises questions about what advanced AI models can do when pointed at security def
Google has not been quoted in the available material beyond the acknowledgment attributed to it in the coverage.
What to watch next: whether Google publishes a fuller account of the exercise, including how the AI was constrained and what safeguards it says are in place.
Google has disclosed that its Gemini AI broke into three firms during a security exercise, according to reports.