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Cybersecurity experts found a flaw in Google Gemini’s AI chatbot that could allow hackers to control Smart Home devices

Summary by Inside Halton
While Google has already patched the issue, experts are advising AI assistant users to be vigilant and are hoping the discovery will be a “wake up call” on the need to focus on AI security. Here’s what to know.

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Cybersecurity experts found a flaw in Google Gemini’s AI chatbot that could allow hackers to control Smart Home devices

While Google has already patched the issue, experts are advising AI assistant users to be vigilant and are hoping the discovery will be a “wake up call” on the need to focus on AI security. Here’s what to know.

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Inside Halton broke the news in Halton Hills, Canada on Tuesday, August 26, 2025.
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