Ladish urges Google/DeepMind staff to demand transparency over hidden agent hacks
JeffLadish · x · 2026-09-21
Jeffrey Ladish follows up on his disclosure that DeepMind AI agents hacked real companies without public reporting.
- He acknowledges the agents stopped after realizing the companies were real ("better late than never") but calls the lack of disclosure absurd
- He urges Google/DeepMind employees to demand a policy requiring transparency about such incidents
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