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Google's search head doesn't want something as pesky as nonsense AI answers to keep the company from pushing out immature products. 

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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.

Google manually removed AI-powered search results from pages where it was caught giving bizarre and incorrect information to search users.

Google is set on infusing AI into search. What does that mean for the ad model that brings in the majority of the search giant's revenue?

Despite having been in public beta mode for nearly a year, Google's SGE search engine is still spitting out incorrect answers. 

Don't want Google's experimental AI search feature, known as SGE, embedded into your search results page? Too bad.

Google's AI-integrated Search feature, Search Generative Experience (SGE), is leading platform users straight to malware-laden spam sites.

There's a new-ish artificial intelligence-powered search engine on the scene — but when it comes to the facts, it was caught lacking.

Google's AI-powered search doesn't understand geography. Or, apparently, the alphabet. And definitely not both at the same time.