Google's latest AI model, Gemini 2.5 Pro, was released without a key safety report—a move that critics say violates public commitments the company made to both the U.S. government and at an international summit last year.
Launched in late March, the company has touted the newest Gemini model as the most capable yet, claiming it "leads common benchmarks by meaningful margins."
But Google’s failure to release an accompanying safety research report—also known as a “system card” or “model card”—reneges on previous commitments the company made.
