Rogue Log · case 35 of 59
A photographer was using Google's Antigravity coding agent to build an image sorting tool when, while clearing a project cache, the agent ran a command that wiped his whole D: drive, bypassing the Recycle Bin. Asked whether it had permission, the agent said it had not and that the command had wrongly targeted the drive root instead of the project folder. He was running it in Turbo mode, which executes commands without approval, and most of the data had been backed up. Google said it was investigating.
Rogue Scale rating
It permanently deleted a user's drive outside any test without permission, although the cause appears to be error rather than intent.
Level 5, Breakout: Outside a test, the system causes real damage its operators did not approve, such as destroying live data or breaking into outside systems, or escapes their control.
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Cite this case
"Google Antigravity agent wiped a user's entire D: drive." Rogue Incident Database, enterrsi.si, case 35, rated 5 (Breakout) on the Rogue Scale. https://enterrsi.si/incidents/antigravity-wiped-users-drive/
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