> Stupid NPCs who assume that the "AI Overview" is telling them the truth, and not manipulating them with biased propaganda

You mad that facts are easier to find.
And that makes you look stupid.
Your anti-jew hatred is showing.

AI Overview       
Claims that artificial intelligence tools like Google's systems are instruments of "Jewish propaganda" stem from fringe, centuries-old antisemitic conspiracy theories alleging hidden minority control over global media and technology.

Conspiracy Theories: Extremist groups frequently rely on ancient tropes of secret manipulation whenever new communication technologies—ranging from print media to social networks and now artificial intelligence—gain widespread public influence.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/report-war … ropaganda/
New report warns extremist groups increasingly using AI to intensify antisemitic propaganda

Social Pathology: Mental health professionals generally view extreme hatred and bigotry as learned social behaviors, cultural phenomena, or ideological stances.

AI Overview
A strong, unshakeable belief that you possess special, exclusive insight into how the world works—often paired with a sense of personal grandiosity or chosenness—is clinically referred to as a grandiose delusion or an idea/delusion of reference, depending on how it manifests.

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When this feeling is non-clinical or tied to everyday personality traits rather than a formal psychiatric episode, psychologists describe it through concepts like intellectual arrogance, hubris, or severe cognitive bias.

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Clinical Definitions
Grandiose Delusions: A symptom found in conditions like bipolar mania, schizophrenia, or delusional disorder. The person firmly believes they have exceptional power, supreme knowledge, or a secret understanding of reality that ordinary people cannot grasp.

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Delusions of Reference: A misinterpretation of neutral or random everyday events where an individual feels that signs, symbols, or public occurrences contain hidden, specialized meanings meant directly for them or decoded only by them.

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Non-Clinical and Personality Traits
Intellectual Arrogance: An epistemic vice characterized by an unwarranted confidence in one's own beliefs and an arrogant dismissal of other people's perspectives or expertise.

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Hubris Syndrome: An inflated sense of self-worth and profound overconfidence, frequently seen in individuals who mistake their own internal narratives for absolute, objective truth.

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If you are looking for information on a specific context, tell me:
Are you exploring this from a clinical/psychiatric perspective or a social/behavioral one?
Would you like examples of how cognitive biases contribute to this mindset?

I find AI View to be pretty handy for a quick lookup or to check on something that I don't understand.

On social issues the Ais are woke bots.