Sundar Pichai warned people not to blindly trust answers from AI tools. He said many people now turn to these systems for quick facts, directions, and decisions. But he stressed that the tools can still get things wrong.
Pichai pointed out that some users treat the output as final, even when the system makes a clear mistake. He wants people to slow down and check facts before acting. He explained that AI works by predicting likely answers, not by knowing the truth, and that this can lead to confident but incorrect statements.
His message came as more people use AI for schoolwork, health questions, and legal forms. Some workers even rely on it for daily job tasks. Pichai said this rise in use makes it more important for people to stay alert and keep their own judgment active.
AI tools continue to grow more convincing. They write in clear language and respond fast, which makes errors easy to miss. Pichai’s point is simple: treat the tools as helpers, not final authorities.