Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Alphabet, stated in an interview with the BBC that people should be cautious in using artificial intelligence tools, as they can generate incorrect or fabricated information. He emphasized that AI models are "prone to errors" and that users should use them judiciously. Pichai explained that, despite Google's efforts to provide accurate information, current technology cannot guarantee absolute accuracy. His warning comes amid complaints from users regarding incorrect responses generated by Google products, including the AI system Overviews, which has sparked ironic reactions online.
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