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According to a post on X by @thenewstack, The New Stack reports that Google says its model Gemini 4 Carbon proved the encryption of Signal, the messaging app, in weeks. The post gives no further detail on the method or the results. The claim is secondhand, so the source material does not show how the work was done.
According to a post on X by @thenewstack, The New Stack reports that Google says its model Gemini 4 Carbon proved the encryption of Signal, the messaging app, in weeks. The post gives no further detail on the method or the results. The claim is secondhand, so the source material does not show how the work was done.
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The New Stack reports that Google says Gemini 4 Carbon proved Signal's encryption in weeks; the post gives no further detail. Why it matters: If models can produce security proofs quickly, verifying critical software could get much cheaper. Original post on X
If AI models can produce security proofs quickly, checking critical software could become much cheaper, which would matter to developers and security teams. Until more detail is published, the claim cannot be assessed. Readers should watch for Google or Signal to share the proof or its methodology.
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