In response to the query “cheese not sticking to pizza”, Google AI, as per the man, suggested that he add “non-toxic glue” to it.

AI Overviews, released in the U.S. last week, has caused a kerfuffle due to some of its odd recommendations users have reported online. In one example, posted on X, an AI Overview recommends adding "about one-eighth cup of non-toxic glue" in an answer to why cheese is not sticking to pizza.

Distrust and verify” what AI searches and chatbots spit out. The technology can’t tell jokes from facts — and can invent confident-sounding answers.

Social media has lit up over the past couple days as users share incredibly weird and incorrect answers they say were provided by Google's AI Overviews. Users who typed in questions to Google received AI-powered responses that seemed to come from a different reality.

Google's AI overview is facing online mockery after several of its answers, and some fake ones, have gone viral on social media.

Social media has been flooded with bizarre and dangerous advice that appears to have been made by Google's new AI overview feature. The company continues to defend the 'high quality' search tool.

After years of ( potentially illegal) industry dominance, Google’s name has become synonymous with “searching the internet.” But its increasingly controversial generative AI projects may rapidly erase that reputation—particularly the experimental “ AI Overview ” feature already available for many users.

Google's AI Overviews suggested adding glue to pizza sauce. I tried it. And ate it. Here's what all this tells us about the future of the web.