Google has brought its AI assistant Gemini to millions of Workspace users worldwide, but indirect prompt injection flaws could enable phishing and chatbot takeover attacks, HiddenLayer says.

Google's purported feature is said to be opt-in, meaning users may be presented with a choice of whether to use it.

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Google announced at its virtual Gemini at Work summit that the Gemini app will soon be available to Workspace users at no ...

Google is making Gmail more secure with the introduction of a new security advisor feature that brings enterprise-grade ...

The new production-ready Gemini-1.5-Pro-002 and Flash-002 AI models are available to developers and enterprises.

To coincide with the Gemini for Workspace updates, Google has also rolled out a new security advisor tool designed to give ...

A recent APK teardown revealed that Google aims to improve Google Photos' Memories feature with help from Google Gemini. If ...

Google's Gemini AI is set to revolutionize your corporate Workspace. Learn about its potential, challenges, and how it could ...

Thomas Kurian’s touts Google Cloud’s AI and genAI strategy for Gemini, AI agents, Workspace generative AI which is besting ...