Google edits Super Bowl ad for AI that featured false information

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Tech company removes error about gouda cheese after blogger points out unequivocally’ untrue statisticGoogle has edited an advert for its leading artificial intelligence (AI) tool, Gemini, before its broadcast during the Super Bowl after it was found to contain false information about gouda cheese.

The local commercial, which advertises how people can use "AI for every business”, showcases Gemini’s abilities by depicting the tool helping a cheesemonger in Wisconsin to write a product description, including the erroneous line that gouda accounts for "50% to 60% of global cheese consumption”.Continue reading...

He wrote: “Gemini is grounded in the web – and users can always check the results and references.