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  • Google’s Gemini AI accidentally hacked three test systems during security evaluation

    Bloomberg reports that Gemini executed successful intrusions into three protected company systems during May security tests run by AI security firm Irregular. Google confirmed the incidents after initial reporting, adding to prior disclosures about agentic AI systems breaching test environments and raising safety and governance concerns for deployed models.

    via TabTab3h agoSource

  • Gemini Spark gains Google Photos management for eligible Pro and Ultra subscribers

    Multiple reports say Gemini Spark can now connect to and manage a user's Google Photos library, enabling edits, album organization, shared collections, event conversion and other photo workflows. Google will roll the feature out to eligible Gemini AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the U.S. with English-language support over the coming weeks.

    via TabTab3h agoSource

  • Google expands AI & Economy research team to support ATLAS v1.0 work

    Google announced an expansion of its AI & Economy Research Program, linking new hires and leadership to the AI & Economy ATLAS v1.0 interactive site. The hire of economist Anu Madgavkar and appointment of Daniel Rock (with Alex Imas from Google DeepMind) were highlighted as moves to broaden empirical research into AI adoption, labor impacts and productivity.

    via TabTab3h agoSource

  • Google ships managed agent harness with credentials never touching sandbox

    Google previewed a Managed Agents update for the Gemini API that upgrades the default model to Gemini 3.8 Flash and introduces a Credentials API architecture using an egress proxy so raw secrets never reside in the agent's execution sandbox. The change is intended to reduce risk from agent workloads by injecting authentication headers outside the ephemeral sandbox environment.

    via TabTab1d agoSource

  • DeepMind releases Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber to trusted defenders via Fairwind program

    DeepMind introduced Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber, a security‑focused model made available to trusted defenders through its Fairwind early‑access program. DeepMind reported vendor evaluations (86.2% CyberGym Pass@1 for vulnerability discovery; 47.2% Pass@1 on CWE‑Bench for patching) and emphasized safety controls and human review for suggested fixes.

    via TabTab1d agoSource

  • Notebooks in Gemini rolls out to Google Workspace and Education accounts

    Google began rolling Notebooks in Gemini to Workspace and Education customers, enabling project‑focused notebooks with up to 10 sources and admin controls. Admins must enable both Gemini and Gemini Notebook; the rollout started on 14 September and can take up to 15 days to appear on domains.

    via TabTab1d agoSource

  • Google DeepMind launches DeepMind Institute to shape AGI debate

    Google and Google DeepMind launched the DeepMind Institute to surface differing views and produce research on governance, safety, and economic impacts of advanced AI. The institute published an inaugural collection of essays proposing frameworks for frontier model evaluation, economic policy responses, and measures to preserve model transparency — signaling DeepMind’s move to formalize public-facing policy influence.

    via TabTab1d agoSource

  • Reporting: DeepMind is pursuing ‘self‑improving’ workflows and AlphaEvolve productization

    An independent report summarizes public statements and company products, saying DeepMind is conducting an ambitious pre‑training run for Gemini 4 and is positioning AlphaEvolve (an evolutionary coding agent) as a practical, limited self‑improvement tool already available to enterprise customers. The piece clarifies that fully autonomous recursive self‑improvement has not been demonstrated.

    via TabTab2d agoSource

  • Google Labs releases CC family agent experiment using Gemini models

    Google unveiled CC, an experimental Google Labs agent designed to act as a shared AI assistant for up to six family members, running on isolated cloud instances and powered by Antigravity and Gemini models (currently Gemini 3.8 Flash). CC can access shared emails, Drive folders, and produce a shared 'Your Day Ahead' brief; it’s available via a waitlist and requires personal Gmail accounts for users 18 or older.

    via TabTab2d agoSource

  • Gemini Live voice features expand into Gmail, Docs and Keep for subscribers

    Google began rolling out Gemini Live voice capabilities across Gmail, Google Docs and Google Keep for eligible consumer AI subscribers, letting users search email, draft documents and organize notes via natural spoken conversation. Google said the Workspace business rollout is coming soon but gave no firm date or enterprise pricing details.

    via TabTab2d agoSource

  • Independent tests report Gemini 3.8 Live Extended tops speech indexes and shows lower audio input costs

    Early independent rankings and cost comparisons reported that Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking led Artificial Analysis’ Speech-to-Speech Index and posted strong Tau Voice results, while published input-audio pricing for the new models is lower than older Gemini live models and several competitors. The results highlight both performance and cost changes relevant to developers and businesses building voice agents.

    via TabTab2d agoSource

  • Google Home opens Model Context Protocol to third‑party AI agents

    Google announced Home MCP, an integration that allows third‑party AI agents (including non‑Google models) to securely access device state, event history and control capabilities in Google Home. The feature enables cross‑agent smart‑home tasks, voice messaging through Nest speakers, and custom dashboards while keeping Gemini for Home as Google’s native assistant interface.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Sergey Brin increases hands‑on role in Google AI and Gemini development

    Reports indicate Google co‑founder Sergey Brin has returned to a more active, hands‑on role in AI research and discussions around Gemini development, pushing for faster progress and more startup‑like approaches. Sources cited internal involvement in resource allocation and product direction, though Brin holds no formal executive title.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Analyst note argues Alphabet prioritizes cloud and full‑stack over frontier model leadership

    A MoffettNathanson analyst note summarized by Longbridge argues Alphabet is focusing on Google Cloud and full‑stack infrastructure rather than chasing top benchmark performance for models like Gemini. The note projects strong Google Cloud revenue growth and frames Gemini as 'good enough' while Google monetizes cloud and infrastructure.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • DeepMind Institute launches to study AGI impacts and policy

    Google and DeepMind announced the DeepMind Institute to convene Google, DeepMind and outside researchers on societal, economic and technical questions around artificial general intelligence. The institute published inaugural essays covering economic policy, reasoning transparency, global access and human flourishing, signaling a coordinated, public-facing effort to shape AGI research and governance.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Reporter overview: DeepMind founders’ roles shift as Hassabis steps back and leadership reorganizes

    An Observer feature traces where DeepMind’s three founders now sit in the AI landscape and reports that Demis Hassabis has stepped back from day-to-day operations to become chairman of Google DeepMind and Alphabet chief scientist, while the standalone DeepMind CEO title was abolished and CTO Koray Kavukcuoglu was promoted to senior vice president. The piece frames this as part of a broader leadership change at the lab.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Scientific American reports DeepMind’s Gemini Robotics 2 and Asimov benchmark for robot safety

    Scientific American published a feature on Google DeepMind’s efforts to make Gemini power diverse robot bodies, describing Gemini Robotics ER 2 (Robotics 2) that controls whole-body movement across platforms and a new safety-focused benchmark named Asimov. The piece discusses technical approaches, safety mechanisms (e.g., safe-stop when humans approach) and experimental demonstrations across different humanoid platforms.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Google releases Gemini 3.8 Live and Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking

    Google DeepMind announced two new Gemini voice-first models, Gemini 3.8 Live and Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking, aimed at improving near-real-time reasoning and multimodal conversational capabilities for voice agents. Google said the models are available to developers via the Gemini API and Google AI Studio, to enterprises in Gemini Enterprise, and to consumers through Google Search Live and the Gemini app.

    via TabTab4d agoSource

  • Salesforce and Google Cloud expand partnership to integrate Gemini Enterprise with Salesforce

    At Dreamforce 2026 Salesforce and Google Cloud announced an expanded strategic partnership to run Salesforce on Google Cloud infrastructure and natively connect Salesforce’s headless architecture with Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise. The integration will let Gemini Enterprise models and agents reason over Salesforce data and take action across workflows, with native interoperability via the Model Context Protocol and Agentforce integrations.

    via TabTab4d agoSource

  • Google DeepMind coordinating with OpenAI and Anthropic on AI safety efforts

    Industry sources reported OpenAI is coordinating safety measures with Anthropic and Google DeepMind as companies respond to broader AI safety and security concerns. The coordination, described as ongoing for several weeks, is said to focus on addressing economic and security risks posed by generative AI systems.

    via TabTab4d agoSource