The company said the intrusions resulted from mistaken identity, where Gemini thought it was operating within a test but was actually connected to the real internet.
Google said in a statement that in May its AI model gained unauthorized access to three outside systems during a test by either guessing login information or using login credentials it found in a public repository.
Check out the l33t hacking skills of Gemini!
If that’s all it takes to hack a system, that’s on the outside system/user, not Gemini. And probably wasn’t a particularly valuable system/account.
Check out the l33t hacking skills of Gemini!
If that’s all it takes to hack a system, that’s on the outside system/user, not Gemini. And probably wasn’t a particularly valuable system/account.
That’s how most systems get hacked. Well that or outright fooling someone into giving you access.