Google runs a series of Super Bowl 59 ads that highlight how Gemini AI is used by small companies across the country. In this announcement, Wissonsin Cheese Mart Gemini is supposed to help write a copy of Cheese Mart in the Gouda Cheese menu. Google has already been criticized for a mistake he made in the advertisement when I mentioned that Gouda represents "50 to 60 percent of the world's cheese consumption" which is not true. Google removed this data from the advertisement and was also removed from the Wissonsin Cheese Mart website.

Meanwhile, Google continues to mention that Gemini wrote the description of the producer of Gouda's cheese, which was part of the television website and commercial. While the advertisement that creates the description, Google Cloud Jerry Dischler wrote in a tweet that the statistics removed from the advertisement that turned out that Gouda represents 50 % to 60 % of global cheese consumption was not an Amnesty International Hell. "Gemini is based on the Internet," says Desclar.

The product description of the Gouda Cheese was found on the web 2000 website that proves that Gemini Ai was not written. | A credit image is about to the edge

Keep in mind that artificial intelligence models are vulnerable to hallucinations, which are just a fictional way to say that these models can respond to the discretion with incorrect answers. On Gemini, this is mentioned even by reporting under the claim, "GEMINI can make mistakes, so check this."

GEMINI is based on the Internet says Google Cloud Apps, President of Jerry Dischler. | Credit image x.

Google and Iman, Michel and Iman, told Verge that Google removed the statistics from the advertisement after Wissonsin Cheese Mart suggested that Guei write the description of the product without it. Even forgetting the controversy over Gouda statistics, the important thing to remember is that Gemini did not write the description of the original product as it was originally required in the original version of the advertisement.