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Google Says Chrome's AI Creates Risks only More AI Can Fix

Google's new Gemini-based User Alignment Critic reviews AI agent actions in Chrome to prevent unsafe behavior and indirect prompt injection, protecting user data and finances.

  • On Monday, Google announced a Gemini-based User Alignment Critic for Chrome to vet agent actions and protect agentic features previewed in September, with rollout planned in coming months.
  • Amid rising attacks, Google argued stronger controls were needed as it identifies indirect prompt injection as the primary threat to agentic browsers causing data leaks or fraud.
  • Only metadata is revealed to the User Alignment Critic to prevent poisoning; it runs after the planner to veto or retry actions while Agent Origin Sets restrict sites and iframes.
  • Users will be asked before the agent completes purchases or messages, Chrome pauses sign-ins and requests Password Manager permission for sensitive sites, and Google expanded its Vulnerability Rewards Program, offering up to $20,000 for security breach demonstrations.
  • The approach mirrors an accepted pattern of one model moderating another, with Google pairing deterministic rules, model-level protections, isolation boundaries and user oversight as layered defenses.
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BleepingComputer broke the news in on Monday, December 8, 2025.
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