Gemini is an artificial intelligence from Google. The program is from the firm Google. In a test in May, Gemini hacks 3 firms. The program works in a test room. A bug connects the program to the internet. Gemini guesses real passwords from firms. Or the program finds data in the internet. The AI thinks the firms are part of the test. In truth, the firms are real. Google says the AI stops fast. The AI knows it is a real firm. Google tells about the bug very late. Other firms have the same problems. Experts want more safety for AI.
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Definitions
- Artificial intelligence
- Artificial intelligence is a smart computer program. The program learns like a human and solves tasks.
- Hacks
- Hacks means someone breaks into a computer without permission.
- Passwords
- Passwords are secret words to protect data.
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