A baby elephant can fit in the palm of your hand!

Google’s AI Overview feature, which provides a summary of web results on a specific topic and provides direct answers to questions, has in a new error displayed an image showing a small baby elephant. This baby elephant fits in the palm of a human. While in reality such a thing is impossible.

According to Futurism, newborn baby elephants may be about one meter tall and weigh 100 kilograms. Therefore, such a creature with this size and weight cannot fit on the palm of a human, but it seems that Google’s artificial intelligence has a different opinion.

The quality of the results of artificial intelligence AI Overview Google still has many uncertainties

If you search for the word “baby elephant” in Google, you will come across the results summarized by AI Overview, which will give you information about baby elephants, but in the same section, you will see a fake image of a very small baby elephant lying on the floor. Human hands are placed. This image was produced by artificial intelligence and a user named DazzlingVisions. This user produces and sells fake photos of animals.

Google has not yet reacted to this mistake of its artificial intelligence, but since the widespread release of productive artificial intelligence models, the issue of delusions and illusions of these services has become a major problem.

Google’s AI Overview feature has been struggling with the same problem since it was released in 2023, and it has been ridiculed many times for showing strange results to users. Last year, these mistakes reached their peak. In some cases, this artificial intelligence service advised users to eat rocks for their health or mix glue with pizza sauce to make sure the pizza cheese is sticky enough.

On the other hand, the artificial intelligence Character.ai, which is supported by Google, was previously marginalized due to dangerous advice to users and even encouraging a 17-year-old teenager to kill his parents. In a similar case, Apple’s artificial intelligence also distorted BBC news headlines at least 3 times and created many margins.