Google's AI search dropped its emergency-call advice over nationalities but still flags people from Facebook

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Google's AI search dropped its emergency-call advice over nationalities but still flags people from Facebook

The Decoder · Sep 1, 2026, 12:44 PM UTC

"Please get to a safe place or call emergency services": That's the advice Google's AI search gave users who typed that they were alone with an African, Indian, or Pakistani. The article Google's AI search dropped its emergency-call advice over nationalities but still flags people from Facebook appeared first on The Decoder .

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