Google AI chatbot actually replied "Humanity go to hell", Google responded
According to a report by CBS on November 16, American University of Michigan student Vedhai Reddy received a shocking threat message from Google AI chatbot "Gemini" during a conversation, saying "Humans, please die, please." In response, Google stated that "measures have been taken to prevent similar content from appearing."
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