Google's AI answer said that small quantities might lead to an upset stomach but not, say, death. That's good enough for me. (Since I know you're wondering, yes, I did eat paste as a kid.

Google’s controversial AI-generated search results are already being slammed as a “disaster” due to bizarre responses – including allegedly advising one user to add glue to their pizza ...

Google promised a better search experience — now it’s telling us to put glue on our pizza. Google’s AI Overviews feature is delivering incorrect answers faster than ever.

The group of complainants claim that the overviews reduce click-through traffic, undermine the value of original journalism, ...

The feature, called AI Overviews, was introduced last summer and is powered by Google’s Gemini language model, a system similar to ChatGPT.

Google's AI Overviews was supposed to stop telling you to put glue in pizza, but the bad advice just keeps coming—with the AI using articles reporting on errors it has made as sources that ...

Data on how often Google’s new AI Overviews feature appears on search results suggests that the company reduced its visibility even before recommendations like adding glue to pizza sauce went viral.

As of this week, Google's AI was still telling people to put glue on pizza — and in the process, it misrepresented a journalist's work.

Now, AI Overviews have started using articles about that viral situation to… keep telling people to put glue on pizza. Since day one, Google has clearly stated that AI in Search, now called ...

Why Google’s AI might recommend you mix glue into your pizza. Hilariously wrong AI responses show that chatbots can’t tell jokes from facts and they can invent confident-sounding answers.

Posters are digging up even more wacky results from Google’s new AI Overview tool—with one search about cheese not sticking to pizza suggesting searchers should mix “⅛ cup of non-toxic ...

Google recently rolled out AI-generated answers at the top of web searches in a controversial move that’s been widely panned. In fact, social media is filled with examples of completely idiotic ...