Google's apology over Gemini results on Prime Minister Narendra Modi: 'Sorry, the platform is unreliable'
Hindustan TimesGoogle has apologized to India after its AI platform Gemini stirred a major controversy, it was reported. Calling the platform ‘unreliable’, Google said sorry to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, The Times of India reported, quoting minister of state for IT & Electronics Rajeev Chandrasekhar. The government had sent a notice to Google to seek an explanation on "unsubstantiated" results returned by Gemini in response to a query on the Prime Minister. Google's Gemini chatbot controversy Google was forced to pull the AI image generation feature from chatbot Gemini after several users called out the platform for generating historically inaccurate and biased images. Analysts Ben Thompson and Mark Shmulik said that things at Google needed to change as the company needed a “transformation”, as per the report.