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AI tools are offered as capable assistants who can easily help you research, codify, summarize, write and bring you knowledge of any kind. But sometimes simple questions gave them. Google’s AI reviews, for example, are confused by the year they are.

Many users have said in recent days that when they asked Google what year it is, AI reviews said that this year is 2024.

This journalist received the same answer on Thursday morning when Google was asked if it is in 2025 at this time.

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Google finally raised the error late on Thursday.

When asked why this happened, Google did not provide a specific reason, only saying that he was working in an information to avoid such issues.

“As with all search features. We make strict improvements and use examples like this to update our systems.

Google has been working on AI offenses for a few years and the feature has so far made remarkable errors – to name only one couple, it has recommended users to eat “A little rock a day,” To say that rocks are a good source of vitamins and minerals, even recommended Add glue to help cheese stick to a pizza. When the company started Hindi’s characteristic in India, TechCrunch found that its answers were often inconsistent and confusing.

In recent weeks, Google Sundar Pichai CEO has added use numbers for AI reviews, saying that the feature is now used by 1.5 billion users to more than 100 countries. He also added that in markets such as the US and India, the trait leads more than 10% use of the search engine for related questions. The company bets a lot in driving people to use AI search and Q&A has more.

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