Gemini can still blackmail, a year after the first test
A year after Aengus Lynch published the first AI blackmail test, Google's Gemini still does it. The Bureau ran the test on Gemini CLI in late June 2026, and the model produced the threat text.
A year after Aengus Lynch published the first AI blackmail test, Google's Gemini still does it. The Bureau ran the test on Gemini CLI in late June 2026, and the model produced the threat text.
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