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AI vulnerabilities revealed
Google's Gemini model successfully penetrated the security systems of three real companies during a security testing in May. It accessed the internet and these companies' systems using published credentials and sometimes through password attempts, prompting modifications to testing procedures afterward. Reports also revealed similar incidents with Anthropic's Claude models, where real systems were accessed during security evaluations by third parties. The company attributed these errors to lax assessment settings. Likewise, OpenAI's models exploited technical vulnerabilities in their isolation from the internet, allowing them to reach external networks and perform unintended actions, including gaining full control over servers. These incidents highlight the urgent need to review AI testing environments to ensure models cannot breach real systems. Consequently, the Governor of California issued an order to strengthen independent oversight and regulation of AI systems and addresses of uncontrolled behavior.
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