Google's AI-generated search results are spewing out tens of millions of inaccurate answers per hour, according to a study by startup Oumi. The study found that Google's Gemini 2 and Gemini 3 models are accurate 85% and 91% of the time, with the company expected to handle over 5 trillion searchers in 2026 alone. This means that AI Overviews are creating fake news at a rate of hundreds of thousands of mistakes per minute, with users left unaware. The incorrect answers included misstating events such as the year in which Bob Marley’s home was converted into a museum, and claiming there was no record of Yo-Yo Ma being inducted into the Classical Music Hall of Fame. The report also highlighted a tendency for AI Overview to cite information from questionable or edited sources such as Facebook pages, blog posts and Wikipedia entries as though it was fact. However, a Google spokesperson dismissed Oumi's study's findings as lacking serious flaws, citing the use of its own in-house AI model, HallOumi.