Researchers have uncovered a security flaw in Google’s AI chatbot, highlighting vulnerabilities that could be exploited by adversaries increasingly using AI tools for malicious purposes. This discovery is significant as Google has established vulnerability rewards programs aimed at working with researchers to identify and resolve security issues in its AI offerings, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in strengthening AI security.
Google: Google is a major technology company developing and operating AI systems including chatbots. Researchers have identified a security flaw in one of its AI chatbots, as detailed in recent exclusive reporting. The company engages with external researchers to address vulnerabilities in its products.
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