Google edits Super Bowl ad

Google Retroactively Edits Super Bowl Ad to Remove Embarrassing Error Its AI Made
Google appears to have retroactively edited a YouTube-published advertisement for Gemini, the company's core AI model, to remove an AI-generated error about the global popularity of gouda cheese. On January 30,
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Google tweaks Super Bowl ad that showed its AI giving an incorrect answer about Gouda cheese
In a video featuring a small-business owner using Gemini, the AI originally said Gouda makes up 50% to 60% of global cheese consumption.
Google’s AI Super Bowl ad is wrong about cheese
When reached for comment, Google pointed The Verge to a reply from Google Cloud apps president Jerry Dischler on X. “Not a hallucination. Gemini is grounded in the Web — and users can always check the results and references. In this case, multiple sites across the web include the 50-60% stat,” Dischler said.
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Sounded Gouda, but wasn't: Google Gemini completely fumbles AI Super Bowl ad
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Not Gouda-nough: Google removes AI-generated cheese error from Super Bowl ad
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