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- Google warns that Gemini responses may not be factual, and one slipped by when producing a Super Bowl ad.
- In the video, Gemini claims that Gouda accounts for 50-60% of global cheese consumption.
- Google has since updated the video to remove the wildly misleading statement.
Football fans are gearing up for the biggest weekend of the year, with Super Bowl LIX scheduled to take place this coming Sunday. And while they’ll be glued to the action on the gridiron, plenty of other viewers will be tuning in to check out all the big-budget commercials. This being 2025, you can absolutely bet on a whole lot of companies advertising all their cutting-edge AI tech. It shouldn’t be any surprise to hear that Google has cooked up some ad spots of its own, but it turns out that the company has already been betrayed by its own AI.
Last week, Google posted a preview of its Super Bowl campaign on X, highlighting small business across the country that use Gemini AI tools in Workspace. In fact, Google produced a separate video for each and every state. And almost immediately, eagle-eyed viewers like Nate Hake spotted a pretty glaring AI error that one of these ads featured on-screen (via The Verge):