Google Ditches AI Tool That Funneled Stranger Health Tips to Search Users
Two billion users monthly encounter Google's AI search summaries. Now, they've axed a feature crowdsourcing health tips from randos worldwide—proof the hype train derailed fast.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Google axed 'What People Suggest' amid AI health misinfo backlash, claiming mere UI cleanup.
- Feature promised AI-curated peer health tips but vanished quietly after US mobile test.
- Signals broader caution: Big Tech retreating from unvetted AI in high-stakes health search.
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Originally reported by The Guardian - AI
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