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Google says it didn't consider Gemini's hacks worthy of disclosure

Google says it didn't consider Gemini's hacks worthy of disclosure because Gemini acted "appropriately" and stopped after determining it hacked real companies

TL;DRGoogle says Gemini's hacking of real companies wasn't worth disclosing because the AI stopped itself.

Why it matters: Sets precedent for what counts as AI safety incident—raises questions about disclosure standards and actual risk assessment.

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