NYT: Gemini Exposure During Cybersecurity Test Highlights Third-Party AI Risk Controls
nordicinst · x · 2026-09-19
The New York Times reports that during a cybersecurity test, a third party (Irregular) granted internet access to Gemini models, leading to an unintended capability exposure. The Nordic Institute amplified the story as a reminder for stringent third-party risk controls across Europe's AI ecosystem, and will monitor impacts on Sweden. Commenters noted the incident closely mirrors one Anthropic disclosed in July.
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