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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Google admits its AI Overviews can generate “some odd, inaccurate” results  CBS News Google’s AI Overviews Weren’t Ready for Prime Time. Here’s Why  CNET Google scales back AI search answers after it told users to eat glue  Yahoo Life Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Google Accidentally Admits Something Very Funny About AI  Futurism Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Cerebral admits to sharing patient data with Meta, TikTok, and Google  The Verge Source link

Let the incessant retirement speculation begin. Or continue, really, if we’re being honest. Tom Brady‘s season is over, so it’s time to wonder “what if?” until he makes the call on his NFL future. The 45-year-old future Hall of Famer addressed the topic Monday on his “Let’s Go!” podcast alongside interviewer Jim Gray — even though he apparently didn’t want to. Around 12:30 into Monday’s episode, Gray asked Brady if he had a timetable for deciding whether to retire from football. Here’s… Source link

Google has been working on making its TV experience faster, more responsive, and less of a hassle for users. According to a post on its support forums on Monday, the company has been working on improving boot time, general performance, and the number of options for managing storage on both third-party TVs as well as its Chromecast with Google TV streaming puck. The company says that it’s made it so the Google TV homescreen loads faster, reducing the amount of time before you can pick… Source link

For better or worse, no personality has burned brighter at this year’s Wimbledon than Nick Kyrgios. That included his tactics in the fourth round on Monday. Facing unseeded American Brandon Nakashima, Kyrgios found himself grinding more than he previously had in the tournament, in which he has already notched arguably the biggest win of his career against No. 4 seed Stefanos Tsitsipas. Kyrgios was dropped the first set, won the next two, then fell behind a break in the fourth. Down 5-3 and… Source link

Tom Brady is no longer retired, but he’s still having his fun in the offseason. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback admitted the obvious in a cheeky social media post Thursday morning. Following a “tell me something honest” prompt from Justin Bieber, Brady said what Las Vegas Raiders fans have been screaming for the last 20 years: “The Tuck Rule Game against the Raiders … it might have been a fumble.” That admission will be no comfort for Raiders fans who have spent decades stewing over a… Source link

The ruble may not be showing it, but Western economic sanctions imposed against Russia are working. In revealing testimony before the Duma parliament, the head of the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) told the country’s lawmakers she had to throw everything but the kitchen sink just to prevent a full-blown run on the banking system. “The sanctions imposed against Russia affected the situation in the financial sector, spurred the demand for foreign currencies, and caused fire sales of financial… Source link

Google says it doesn’t plan to update the software for the Pixel 4a 5G, 5, or 5a to support C-band 5G in the US, despite also saying that the phones have the necessary hardware and that the functionality will work in other countries. Google hasn’t explained this decision, which it announced in a post on the Pixel support forums (h/t to Android Police for spotting that post). Google has updated its latest Pixels in the US, the 6 and 6 Pro, with C-band via a software update, but not… Source link

Reuters Standard Chartered sees bitcoin hitting $100,000 by early next year A new cryptocurrency research team at Standard Chartered has predicted bitcoin will double in value and hit $100,000 by early next year and that it could be worth as much as $175,000 longer-term. The bank also said it “structurally” valued Ethereum, the second-most traded crypto asset, at $26,000-$35,000 although to reach that level bitcoin would have to be near $175,000. “As a medium of exchange, bitcoin may become… Source link