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A statistical model predicted that "in heat" with no upper-case H nor quotes, was more likely to refer to the biological condition. Don't get me wrong: I think these things are dumb, but that was a fully predictable result. ('...the movie "Heat"' would probably get you there).
As a comparison I ran the same all lower case query in bing and got the answer about the movie because asking about a movie is statistically more likely than asking if a human is in heat. Google'a ai is worse than fucking bing, while google's old serach algorith consistently had the right answers.
Google made itself worse by replacing a working system with ai.
Kagi quick answers for comparison gets this tweet, but now it thinks that heat is not the movie kind lol
The AI ouroboros in action
It might be the way Bing is tokenizing and/or how far back it's looking to connect things when compared to Google.
google strips capitalization from searches
Slut
They love it.
It's not just any human though, it's an actor, so movie related words should statistically be more likely.
I tried the search myself and the non-AI results that aren't this Bluesky post are pretty useless, but at least they're useless without using two small towns' worth of electricity
Non-AI results are not going to generally include sites about how something isn't true unless it is a common misconception.