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Google’s Gemini AI app has seen a 32% drop in downloads since its peak in May.
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Errors in Gemini’s responses, including inaccurate information and image service errors, have damaged user trust.
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Google faces challenges in regaining user trust and competing with established chatbots like ChatGPT.
Google’s new AI chatbot, Gemini, is losing popularity fast. After a strong start, the app’s downloads have dropped by over 32% in just a month. This is a big problem for Google, as it tries to compete with other AI chatbots like ChatGPT.
Experts say that Gemini’s mistakes are to blame for the decline. The AI has given wrong answers, like suggesting glue as a pizza ingredient, and shown inaccurate images. These errors have made users lose trust in the app. Google needs to fix these issues to regain user trust and stay competitive in the market.
Gemini’s struggles raise questions about Google’s testing process for the technology. Some experts think that Google rushed the launch of Gemini to compete with ChatGPT, without fully testing it. Google must now work to improve Gemini’s accuracy and regain user trust to succeed in the crowded AI chatbot market.
