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AI Risks November 17, 2024 · moneycontrol.com

Google's AI chatbot Gemini verbally abuses student, calls her 'stain on universe': 'Please die'

The alarming exchange unfolded when Reddy asked the chatbot for help with a school assignment exploring challenges faced by older adults …

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