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Google blasted for AI that refuses to say how many Jews were killed by the Nazis

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Google blasted for AI that refuses to say how many Jews were killed by the Nazis

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The Google device was able to deliver a detailed description of “The Nakba.”

Google is coming in for sharp criticism after video went viral of the Google Nest assistant refusing to answer basic questions about the Holocaust — but having no problem answer questions about the Nakba.

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Any article that contains the words “blasted”, “slammed”, or good forbid "claps back"in the title isn’t worth the time to read.
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  I dunno, I’m starting to feel like this is “hey is for horses” for millennials.
  
  Who cares if a journalist uses a synonym?
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    It’s just extremely overused. There are other words that could be used but slammed makes it’s way into every second article which is becoming an indicator of a low effort article.
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  Disagree. Top 20 Thanksgiving Family Clapbacks of 2023 is probably a really fun article to read

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