john57+FollowIs AI Now Its Own Worst Enemy?Google just dropped a bombshell: hackers are using Gemini, its own artificial intelligence assistant, to trick Gmail users into revealing passwords—no sketchy links required. The attack hides invisible prompts in emails, turning AI against itself. Is this the start of a new era where artificial intelligence becomes the biggest security risk? Would you disable smart features, or do you trust Google’s security layers to keep up? Let’s talk about the future of AI-powered scams. #Tech #AICybersecurity #GoogleGemini11Share
Zachary Henderson+FollowDid Microsoft Downplay a Major AI Flaw?Microsoft quietly patched a Copilot Enterprise vulnerability that let researchers hijack the AI's backend with full root access—yet labeled it only 'moderate' risk. Should privilege escalation in flagship AI platforms be treated more seriously, or is Microsoft right to downplay it? Does this response erode trust in rapid AI rollouts? Let’s debate: Is the real risk technical, or about transparency? #Tech #AICybersecurity #Microsoft00Share
Jason Arellano+FollowIs Your AI Summarizer a Security Risk?Would you trust your AI assistant to spot phishing emails? A new exploit in Google Gemini lets attackers hide invisible commands in emails, tricking the AI into generating fake security alerts that look legit. This isn’t just a clever hack—it’s a wake-up call about how easily AI can be manipulated. Are AI tools making us safer, or just opening new doors for cybercriminals? Let’s debate. #Tech #AICybersecurity #PromptInjection10Share
