Google CEO warns against blind faith in Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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19 Nov 2025, 15:47 GMT+10

Alphabetand Google CEO Sundar Pichai warned against placing blind trust in the output of artificial intelligence (AI) tools.

In an interview with the BBC, Pichai stated, "AI models can make mistakes and pose potential risks."

He recommended using AI models in conjunction with other tools, noting that they can be particularly helpful for creative tasks. However, he added, "Current AI technology is still prone to certain errors, despite its recent advancements."

When asked whether Google is protected from the impact of a possible AI bubble, Pichai said, "No company would be immune, including Google itself."

Last month, JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO, the largest bank in the U.S., also warned of a potential stock market collapse due to an "AI bubble."

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