Google announced that Gemini 2.0 Flash AI is now rolling out to all users in the Gemini app on both desktop and mobile. It appears to be rolling out on desktop more quickly, as I saw it on my laptop, while the Gemini app on my Google Pixel was still limited to 1.5 Flash or 2.0 Flash Experimental.

Google's got a new report out on Gemini misuse, identifying the way that state-sponsored groups have been taking advantage of the tool.

Criminals are misusing Google's Gemini AI for reconnaissance, coding, and evading detection. AI scams are evolving, with voice cloning, deepfakes, and fake product reviews becoming prevalent. Google Gemini 2.

Google has taken to the blog machine to tell us how Gemini is being used to commit crimes. Not just any crimes but even state-level World War-inducing crimes. Nobody should be surprised. Google's Threat Intelligence Group has written a white paper outlining the various ways serious abuses and intelligence threats were committed using its generative AI platform Gemini.

Google has issued a warning about the potential security risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) after state-sponsored hackers attempted to exploit its Gemini AI model. However, their efforts to jailbreak the system were ultimately unsuccessful.