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AI agents are becoming more powerful because they can choose and use external tools on their own. Instead of waiting for a human to manually select every action, an agent can look through a tool registry, read the descriptions, decide which tool is suitable, and then call that tool to complete a task. On the surface, this sounds efficient and practical, especially for enterprise environments where agents may need to interact with APIs, databases, internal systems, ticketing platforms, cloud services, and business applications.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of our daily digital routines, whether we're searching the web, summarizing content, or managing cloud environments. But a recent discovery shows that even the biggest tech giants are not immune to security gaps. Researchers have uncovered three major vulnerabilities inside Google's Gemini AI ecosystem — all of which have now been patched, but not before raising serious questions about AI safety.