True, False, or Useful: '15% of all Google searches have never been searched before.'
Critiques the '15% of Google searches are new' statistic, examining how Google frames it to suggest impressive capabilities without providing meaningful context.
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"Few consumers would find alternative sources a suitable substitute for general search services."
Have, could, would, should?
“Bard may display inaccurate or offensive information”
How might Google support users to calibrate trust within the tool itself?