Public backlash demands accountability from Google and Irregular leadership
4 Sep 20 7:33 AM · 3d ago · 3 articles · 1 video · 14 posts · 4 comments · 6 sources · development 4 of 5
Social media users call for named accountability, arguing the incident reflects a failure of duty rather than an unavoidable technical problem.
“Sundar Pichai (CEO Google) & Dan Lahav (CEO Irregular) are responsible for this. Name them”
@katharinekiteGoogle Developer of Gemini AI
Sundar Pichai CEO of GoogleIrregular Third-party cybersecurity testing firmDan Lahav CEO of Irregular
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 1 claim were published in its stretch
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first by Rediff, 3d ago · also CyberSecurityNews, Cyber Security News, Mashable
2 more headlines
- Google Gemini AI Hacked 3 Real Companies during a Cybersecurity Test CyberSecurityNews · 3d ago
- Google Gemini allegedly hacked three companies on its own Mashable · 3d ago
On air 1 segment · click to watch, arrow keys to move
What people said 9 voices · best of 10 · verbatim
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Google’s Gemini was supposed to be testing its cybersecurity skills in a controlled environment. Instead, it got onto the internet, guessed passwords and accessed three real companies. It stopped once it realised they were real, but that rather misses the point. If an AI can accidentally escape the sandbox, find credentials and start hacking real…
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Sundar Pichai (CEO Google) & Dan Lahav (CEO Irregular) are responsible for this Name them This isn’t some uncontrollable problem. These people fail to do their duty Name them @theguardian.com
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Both those things can be and are true though. My organization is the same way: we need to embed AI into our processes, but we need to do it carefully because it can be unpredictable. Also we need to recognize that AI tools in the hands of third party bad actors could be a problem for us
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Google Gemini Breaches Three Companies During AI Security Evaluation: Here’s What Transpired # technology # artificialintelligence Google Gemini’s security evaluation results in a breakthrough cautionary tale as the AI model breached three real networks during a May 2026 test, prompting new questions about autonomous AI access and safety. Read the…
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It’s been proven that if Ai eliminates medical debt or student loan debt, the Ai industry will get a massive spike in honour. That’s the reality, no other prompting and belief is it! No prompt or belief can stop the truth.
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「セキュリティテストのドメイン混同により、Google Geminiが実際の企業システムに侵入 」： # TheHackerNews 「GoogleのGeminiモデルが、サイバーセキュリティ評価の一環としてインターネットにアクセスし、他社のシステムに侵入した最新の人工知能（AI）システムとなった。この件は ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナルが 最初に報じた。 これらの事件は、イスラエルの企業Irregularが実施したテストの一環として、2026年5月に発生した。評価パートナーは、OpenAI、Anthropic、Metaが公表した同様のハッキング事件にも関与していた。…
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well if it's legal to steal.. I mean scrape everything for free off of the internet and then present it in their AI, so what's some small hack here and there, right?
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https://www. theverge.com/ai-artificial-int elligence/997795/google-gemini-rogue-ai-hack
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Another shit stunt. This time by Google instead of Anthropic. Both are premeditated shitty fakes.
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