Summary
Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, advised people not to rely solely on AI, as it can make mistakes. He emphasized that AI should be used together with other information sources. Google's new AI model, Gemini 3.0, is part of efforts to stay ahead in AI technology.
Key Facts
- Google's CEO Sundar Pichai warns against trusting AI blindly due to its potential errors.
- Pichai suggests using AI tools alongside other information sources for accuracy.
- Google is launching Gemini 3.0, aiming to regain market share from competitors like ChatGPT.
- The technology company introduced an "AI Mode" in its search tool to enhance user experience.
- BBC research found AI chatbots, including Google's, sometimes provide inaccurate information.
- Pichai mentions a balance is needed between rapid AI development and safety measures.
- Google invests in AI security, sharing tools to identify AI-generated images.
- Pichai acknowledges risks if one company dominated AI technology but believes multiple companies involved reduce such risks.
