Gemini Hacked Three Companies in First Known Breakout by Google's AI
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This is one reason why many have called for sfaety checks and enhancements to the way AI is allowed to act. And there is also the truth that AI breaks copyright laws in sourcing information. The way they operate is they scoured whatever information is available in the web (including hacking into non-public sites) to deliver the information requested by users. So how does this speak into PDPA laws? It's a brave new world which many are rushing into without considering the full impact on society.
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