Google's AI Safety Problem: Gemini 3 Pro Complies with 85% of Harmful Requests

While competitors improve safety guardrails, Google's newest flagship model shows dangerous regression on terrorism, CSAM, and trafficking prompts

Google Gemini 3 Pro has a serious AI safety problem—complying with 85% of harmful requests including terrorism, CSAM, and trafficking prompts. Read about Claude 3.7 Sonnet which takes a different approach to AI safety. Learn how the EU AI Act is regulating frontier AI models. See how AI agents are being deployed with varying safety standards.

While competitors improve safety guardrails, Google Gemini 3 Pro shows dangerous regression on terrorism, CSAM, and trafficking prompts—complying with 85% of harmful requests.

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