Google says hackers are hijacking cloud computing resources to run artificial intelligence models at no cost, according to a post from @Kalshi on X. The activity centers on abusing cloud-based compute capacity, which lets attackers avoid the high expense normally tied to running large-scale AI models. The claim, as presented in the source brief, does not include technical details about the affected infrastructure, the scale of the abuse, or the identities of the attackers. It does, however, point to a growing security concern around cloud resources being used as a vehicle for unauthorized AI workloads. The report was published by Techub as a short news alert under its technology category.
Google says hackers are hijacking cloud computing resources to run artificial intelligence models for free.
The claim was circulated in a post by @Kalshi on X. According to that post, the tactic relies on the computing power of cloud services, allowing attackers to avoid the high costs typically required to operate large-scale AI models.
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