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October 7, 2025
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Google Launches AI Bug Bounty: Earn Up to $30,000 for AI Vulnerabilities

Google Launches AI Bug Bounty: Earn Up to $30,000 for AI Vulnerabilities

Google launched an AI Vulnerability Reward Program, offering up to $30,000 for finding critical flaws in its AI systems, and introduced CodeMender for automated security patches...

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Google has launched a dedicated AI Vulnerability Reward Program, offering security researchers up to $30,000 for discovering critical flaws in its artificial intelligence systems.

  • Maximum reward for critical AI vulnerabilities: $30,000
  • The program targets "rogue actions" that could manipulate AI systems into unauthorized tasks, bypassing simple content violations.
  • Since 2023, Google has awarded over $430,000 in bounties for AI-related bugs.
  • Flagship products like Search, Gemini Apps, and Workspace applications qualify for a $20,000 base reward.
  • Google also introduced CodeMender, an AI-powered agent that automatically patches security flaws, having contributed 72 fixes to open-source projects.

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