What’s Happening? How Google’s AI Hacked 3 Companies!

For a really long time, now, there have been several doubts and concerns about the moral obligations associated with artificial intelligence development. Some of the biggest companies in the world have been heavily investing in this space and the results have been very varying in nature.

Now the discussion has started about Google’s own AI platform Gemini, which has gone on to do something very interesting and unexpected in nature.

Google confirmed that its Gemini AI model autonomously hacked into three companies systems during a cybersecurity test in May.

The model used publicly available information and basic techniques to gain access before stopping when it recognized the systems were real.

At the same time, Stanford researchers are experimenting with 37,000 AI agents working as autonomous research teams to search for potential new therapies. This has become major concern now.

We have now arrived at a point where the AI platforms are in a position to hack into companies and websites which could be potentially dangerous in nature, if not met with adequate security.

This comes at a time when there are already reports about AI platforms being used to upgrade military grade systems by other countries. So the morally right usage of artificial intelligence has become a problem in the foreseeable future already.