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Google has rolled back some of its AI-powered search results for some of the most incorrect answers generated by its new AI Overviews feature.
Google has offered a partial apology/explanation for generating those kinds of results.
Even when the system doesn't give obviously wrong results, condensing search results into a neat, compact, AI -generated summary seems like a fundamental misunderstanding.
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Known propaganda techniques
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