My wife was joking about mooing to request cow’s milk in her coffee when we go to Japan, and I googled for Japanese animal sounds.

I have a chat going in which I put random numbers into it to see if they’re prime or not. And we got into emirps and palindromic primes a little bit. But then it kept checking if each number I put in was also an emirp. And now this. 391,931 reversed is… 391,931!

I asked a question so you better answer it Gemini

Was Googling the two Thomas Hart BentonS, the artist who lived from 1889-1975 and the U.S. Senator (not a very nice guy) who lived from 1782-1858 so I could tell the difference.

The Google AI Overview confidently said that the artist, 1889-1975, was the "namesake and great-uncle" of the U.S. Senator (1782-1858).

This isn't the first time I've found AI to be confidently WRONG, but the first time I was so mad I looked up a subreddit to post in.

A few weeks ago there was a terrible plane crash in Butler, MO where 11 skydivers plus the pilot died. One of the skydivers was a woman instructor, very respected, and AI Overview said the woman was PILOTING the plane. No, it was a man piloting the plane. This is a different text fail but that could give ammunition to the "women can't fly planes" crowd.

The pilot of that plane was reportedly very experienced and is not suspected of making any kind of error, but AI Overview nevertheless wrongly said the woman skydiver was piloting the plane. GRRRRR!

Boxes typically don’t come in these assortments of shapes, the lighting feels off, these boxes aren’t obeying physics, and something’s wrong with that “employee’s” wrist

I asked in german "What are antioxidants" and he just gave me python

I asked google for a picture of a fish microphone. Apparently it's called an underwater hydrophone, not whatever this is.

Couldn't do a simple weight conversion

does anybody figure out why many ai models don't have a proper latex-to-image rendering or text type mathematic conversion system built-in?

as you can see in the image the general visibility concentration relation is defined as follows but if i copy it and paste it either it will paste raw latex code or it will convert into unicode type of stuff...

is there any solution to copy the mathematical text and to paste it just like how a human writes mathematics to be honest?

Maybe not technically a fail since it did literally do what I asked