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The Associated Press last week asked Google about which wild mushrooms to eat, and it responded with a lengthy AI-generated summary that was mostly technical correct, but “a lot of information is missing that could have the potential to be sickening or even fatal,” said Mary Catherine Aime, a professor of mycology and botany at Purdue University who reviewed Google’s response to the AP’s query.

Judge Tunnock said: "I can honestly say that I consider it to be sickening to think of a police officer joking about using firearms in this way."

It may be sickening that a democracy-killing lie has become core to Republican identity, but it shouldn’t be surprising.

So primary and secondary schools around the country will be reopening for a largely unvaccinated population at a time when the Delta variant appears to be sickening children more than earlier virus variants did.

It will be sickening if she runs out of them again.