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Shortly after Google AI Overviews launched, it recommended that users apply glue to pizza to prevent cheese from sliding off, along with other erroneous information, triggering a public relations crisis.
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7/9/2026
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Kagi's AI Toggle: A Product Philosophy That Puts Users Back in Control
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