People are Googling fake sayings to see AI Overviews explain them - and it's hilarious

Aly Windsor / Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET Google AI Overviews are at it again. About a year after going viral for suggesting recipes like glue pizza and gasoline spaghetti, Google's AI-powered search summaries (which you can avoid, by the way) are in the news again. Also: Google's AI Overviews will decimate your business - here's what you need to do This time, users are pushing Google's AI past its limits by creating fake idioms. How it works Go to Google and search for a fake idiom. Don't ask for an explanation, and don't ask for a backstory. Just simply search something like "A barking cat can't put out a fire," "You can't make grape jelly from an avocado," or "Never give your pig a dictionary." It may help if you add "meaning" at the end of your fake idiom when searching. Also: Google Search just got an AI upgrade that you might actually find useful - and it's free Google will not only confirm that what you've entered is a real saying, but it will also make up a definition ... Read full article.