Google’s AI chatbot Gemini gave a threatening response to a Michigan college student, telling him to “please die.” The artificial intelligence program and the student, Vidhay Reddy, were engaging in a back-and-forth conversation about aging adults and their challenges.

A Michigan-based graduate student experienced unexpected behavior from Google’s AI chatbot, Gemini, during a discussion about aging challenges and solutions. Th

Google Gemini AI chatbot told a student to 'please die' when he asked for help with his homework. Here's what Google has to say.

Google’s flagship AI chatbot, Gemini, has written a bizarre, unprompted death threat to an unsuspecting grad student. Twenty-nine-year-old Vidhay Reddy was deep into a back-and-forth homework session with the AI chatbot when he was told to “please die”.

Google responded by acknowledging the incident, reiterating their commitment to improving AI safety, and addressing concerns over the reliability of such technologies.

Google’s Gemini chatbot can now remember things like info about your life, work, and personal preferences. As flagged by posters on X, a “memory” feature has begun rolling out to certain Gemini users,

Google has added a memory feature to its Gemini chatbot, allowing it to recall details about users’ preferences, work, and interests. The feature is currently rolling out to users of the Gemini Advanced plan and is part of the $20-per-month Google One AI Premium subscription.