"Two Rocks Per Day Keeps The Doctor Away" says USDA

How long can a whale hold its breath on Jupiter? How many rocks does the USDA recommend you eat per day? And if you're having problems getting your cheese to stick to your pizza, how many drops of glue should you put on your crust? These insane questions, which used to just be reserved for Quora posts, have made their way into the Google search results, specifically under their AI generated section of their search page. "Eat a rock a day, put glue on your pizza: how Google’s AI is losing touch with reality" Published 27 May, 2024 by Toby Walsh via TheConversation https://theconversation.com/eat-a-rock-a-day-put-glue-on-your-pizza-how-googles-ai-is-losing-touch-with-reality-230953 "Google’s AI search setback: The AI Overviews debacle and leaked search ranking documents tell a common story about the web's future — and it's not pretty" Published 28 May, 2024 by Casey Newton via Platformer https://www.platformer.news/google-ai-overviews-eat-rocks-glue-pizza/ In my lifetime. Google search results unfortunately have gotten progressively worse and worse and worse to where a lot of people in my generation are really starting with chat GPT first, and then using that to figure out what they should even type into Google. Google still is the reigning champion of search, and I truly, desperately hope that they're able to fix whatever it is that they got going on. #generativeai 🎧 Music from V - "FRI(END)S"