Gemini 2.5 approaches safety evaluation through a multi-faceted process[1]. This includes training and evaluating models, automated red teaming, held-out assurance evaluations on present-day risks, and evaluating the potential for dangerous capabilities to proactively anticipate new and long-term risks[1].
The safety policies align with Google's standard framework, preventing the generation of harmful content like child sexual abuse, hate speech, dangerous content, harassment, sexually explicit content, and medical advice contrary to scientific consensus[1]. From a security standpoint, Gemini aims to protect users from cyberattacks and prompt injection attacks[1].
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