Google freezes product flaw submissions
Google freezes product flaw submissions to its OSS Vulnerability Reward Program over an influx of invalid AI-driven reports, plans an update by Q1 2027
TL;DRGoogle paused its bug bounty program due to AI-generated spam reports flooding the system.
Why it matters: AI-driven noise is degrading open-source security workflows and may discourage legitimate vulnerability researchers.
Google says free Gemini users will be limited
TL;DRGoogle is restricting free Gemini users to a weaker AI model starting October 9.
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TL;DROpenAI's safety chief resigned, claiming the company has serious internal problems.
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