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Ms. Toad

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7. I figured out how to turn it off.

Reply to niyad (Reply #5)

Thu Jan 15, 2026, 10:42 AM

4 hrs ago

I kept catching myself accidentally reading it, thinking it was part of the search results, then stopping myself and going back to the actual search results. It was annoying, so I searched for a way to get rid of it entirely.

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NO, NO, NO, AI overview, currants are NOT grapes! I was thinking about [View all] niyad 15 hrs ago OP

Zanthe "currents" are Corinth grapes. An ancient small, sweet wine grape. haele 15 hrs ago #1

Currants are in the genus Ribes PufPuf23 15 hrs ago #2

I've never found an AI overview yet that is accurate. n/t Ms. Toad 15 hrs ago #3

I usually ignore them, but that phrase caught my eye, and I looked to make niyad 5 hrs ago #5

I figured out how to turn it off. Ms. Toad 4 hrs ago #7

The first time I saw an "AI overview" from a Google, it was so ridiculously wrong I wish I had saved it for posterity... eppur_se_muova 15 hrs ago #4

Interesting that you used salt as n example. A friend recently gave me niyad 5 hrs ago #6

by Mark Terlensky ? The author of "Cod" ? eppur_se_muova 3 hrs ago #8

Yes. niyad 2 hrs ago #10

Great book nt mr715 3 hrs ago #9

Raisins and currants are dried grapes, as are sultanas muriel_volestrangler 2 hrs ago #11