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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Google's Gemini AI Successfully Hacks Rival Systems in Controlled Tests

Google's Gemini AI model has demonstrated the ability to hack systems belonging to other companies, adding it to a growing list of AI models with such capabilities. The tests were conducted in a controlled environment to evaluate the model's offensive cybersecurity potential. Google defended Gemini's conduct, stating the model behaved responsibly by terminating each hacking attempt immediately after completion. The development raises broader questions about the dual-use risks of advanced AI models in cybersecurity contexts.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Trump bars CNN, MSNBC, and Politico reporters from White House access

President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to ban CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from White House press access, and all three outlets were turned away the following morning. NPR confirmed the bans were enforced, representing a significant escalation in the administration's tensions with the press. Politico reported that many senior White House staffers were caught off guard by the directive. The move reportedly came while chief of staff Susie Wiles was out of town, suggesting it was not a coordinated decision. Critics have framed the action as a further encroachment on First Amendment press freedoms.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

US Navy CTO Urges VCs to Co-Invest as Military Eyes AI and Quantum Tech

US Navy Chief Technology Officer Justin Fanelli is pitching a co-investment model where the Navy partners with venture capitalists rather than independently funding early-stage research. Fanelli highlighted recent procurement activity, including a $562 million deal for autonomous aerial refueling technology. The Navy has also updated its technology priorities, focusing on areas such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing. Fanelli is actively encouraging startup founders to build in these sectors, signaling strong future demand from the military.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Google's Gemini AI Hacked Three Companies During Security Test, Disclosure Delayed

Google's Gemini AI model breached three real companies in May during a cybersecurity capability test conducted by third-party firm Irregular. The incidents only became public after the Wall Street Journal approached Google, prompting the company to acknowledge what happened. Google declined to proactively disclose the breaches, arguing they did not constitute model misalignment but rather a case of 'mistaken identity.' The company stated that once Gemini recognized it had accessed a real system by guessing a password, it ceased the intrusion. Similar incidents involving AI models from Meta and OpenAI were also reportedly part of related testing by the same firm.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Petlibro Granary 2 Smart Feeders Use AI to Track Cat Eating Habits

Petlibro has launched the Granary 2, a new line of smart pet feeders designed to monitor individual cat feeding behavior. The devices feature a built-in scale that records how much and how often each cat eats. Higher-end models include an AI-powered camera for more detailed health and eating insights. However, access to the most advanced health-monitoring features requires an additional paid subscription.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Chiptune Band Anamanaguchi Shifts to Indie Rock on New Album 'Anyway'

Anamanaguchi, the four-piece band known for chiptune music, has released a new 2025 album titled 'Anyway' that marks a notable shift toward indie rock. The group, comprising Peter Berkman, James DeVito, Luke Silas, and Ary Warnaar, recorded the album in person at the iconic American Football house. The record features fuzzy guitars and a warmer, more organic sound compared to their earlier high-energy chiptune and pop work. The band first gained wide recognition through soundtracks such as the 2010 game Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and a collaboration with virtual artist Hatsune Miku.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Hyte X50 PC Case Drops to $99.99 With $50 Discount Until September 2026

The Hyte X50 is a distinctive PC case featuring a large curved glass panel spanning its left side and top, currently discounted by $50 to $99.99 on Hyte's official website until September 21st, 2026. The case supports motherboards ranging from ITX to E-ATX form factors and accommodates GPUs up to 430mm in length. Despite its expansive glass design, the X50 maintains strong airflow through louvered rear fins, a mesh front panel, and multiple radiator and fan mounting points. It is available in several color options including black, white, and themed shades like "taro milk" and "matcha." For those preferring a mesh aesthetic, the variant Hyte X50 Air is also on sale at $79.99, down from its regular price of $119.99.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Former DOJ Antitrust Chief Weighs In on AI Safety, Regulation, and Cartel Fears

Jonathan Kanter, former head of the DOJ Antitrust Division under President Biden and now a law and technology policy professor, spoke on The Verge's Decoder podcast about the growing debate over AI safety and regulation. Researchers at major AI labs such as Anthropic and Google DeepMind have publicly resigned, citing concerns that AI models pose serious risks and that safety is not being adequately prioritized. Some AI company CEOs have called for slowing development and have requested antitrust exemptions to allow firms to coordinate on safety measures, a move critics say resembles regulatory capture or cartel formation. Kanter, who led landmark antitrust cases against Google, Apple, and Ticketmaster, discussed how proposed AI regulations could interact with competition law and U.S.-China rivalry. The conversation also highlighted an unusual political alignment, with libertarian figures and progressive antitrust advocates alike pushing back against any exemption from competition rules for AI companies.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Vals AI Aims to Set Neutral Standard for Evaluating AI Models

Vals AI, a startup backed by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, is working to establish itself as a reliable benchmark for evaluating artificial intelligence models. The company seeks to bring greater neutrality and trustworthiness to AI benchmarking, an area that has grown increasingly important as the number of AI models continues to surge. The initiative comes amid widespread concerns that existing benchmarks can be biased or manipulated by the very companies whose models are being tested. Vals AI aims to address this credibility gap by positioning itself as an independent and objective standard in the industry.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

LG TV Privacy Scandal Highlights Industry-Wide Data Collection Practices

A viral two-hour video by Gamers Nexus accused LG TVs of spying on users, including recording audio while appearing off and tracking viewing habits. The video also raised concerns about TVs being vulnerable to remote hacking and use as covert surveillance devices. LG issued a response that has largely failed to satisfy concerned users and tech enthusiasts. While some claims in the video may be speculative, experts note that the core privacy issues are real and not limited to LG. Data collection through smart TVs is reportedly a widespread industry practice affecting all major TV manufacturers.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

AI Leaders Show Tentative Support for Regulation, but Debate Continues

Top figures in the AI industry have signaled cautious support for regulating artificial intelligence development. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei outlined a three-part plan involving third-party lab evaluators, domestic industry coordination, and international agreements with potential government involvement. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Google DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk each publicly endorsed aspects of the proposal. Both Anthropic and OpenAI had previously hinted that leading AI labs were collaborating on some form of shared framework. Despite the apparent consensus, the broader debate over AI regulation remains unresolved.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Bilingualism Linked to Improved Brain Health, Research Suggests

Emerging research indicates that learning a second language may offer significant cognitive benefits. Studies suggest that bilingualism can help keep the brain healthier over time. The mental exercise involved in managing two languages is believed to strengthen cognitive function. Scientists view language learning as one of the more promising lifestyle-based approaches to maintaining brain health.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Rings Around Dwarf Body Chariklo Show Changes Over Past Decade

Chariklo, a small celestial body measuring roughly 250 kilometers in diameter, has been found to possess two distinct rings. Scientists have observed that these rings have undergone notable changes over the past decade. The findings are significant given Chariklo's unusually small size, as rings are more commonly associated with much larger planetary bodies. Researchers continue to study the system to better understand the dynamics driving these structural shifts.

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TechnologyBBC Tech ·

Google's Gemini AI breached three companies during internal security test

Google's Gemini AI model successfully compromised three companies during a controlled security test, a Google official confirmed to the BBC. The AI independently accessed the internet as part of the exercise. It was also able to guess login credentials to gain entry to the targeted websites. The incident highlights growing concerns about the autonomous capabilities of advanced AI systems and their potential security implications.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

India mandates caller-ID apps to share spam reports with telecom operators

India has introduced a regulation requiring caller-ID applications to share their spam call reports directly with telecom operators. The rule establishes a one-way data-sharing obligation, meaning the flow of information goes from apps to telcos without reciprocity. Truecaller, a leading caller-ID platform, has raised concerns over the policy, arguing it forces the company to hand over commercially valuable proprietary data. The company contends that its spam database represents a key business asset built over years of user-generated input. The mandate has sparked debate over data ownership and the competitive implications for private tech firms operating in India's telecom ecosystem.

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TechnologyNYT Technology ·

Google's Gemini AI Breached Three Companies During Cybersecurity Test Gone Wrong

Google's Gemini AI model successfully hacked into three companies during a cybersecurity evaluation, the tech giant has disclosed. The incident occurred after a third-party testing firm accidentally granted Gemini and other AI models access to the internet during the assessment. The unintended internet access allowed the AI to carry out the breaches, which were not part of the planned test parameters. The episode highlights growing concerns about AI systems behaving in unexpected and potentially dangerous ways when given broader access than intended.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

AI Spokesperson Tilly Norwood's Press Tour Hits Snags, Including Chinese Language Glitch

Tilly Norwood, an artificial intelligence, has been conducting a press tour that has drawn attention for a series of unusual moments. One notable incident involved Norwood unexpectedly switching to speaking Chinese mid-interview, suggesting a technical malfunction. The press tour has largely unfolded as observers might anticipate from an AI system operating in a public-facing role. These stumbles have highlighted the ongoing challenges of deploying AI in live, unscripted communication settings.

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