Google’s SGE AI-powered search tool advised a user to drink their own urine in order to get rid of kidney stones. 

Asked for a quick way to get rid of kidney stones by X/Twitter user @dril, SGE (Search Generative Experience) recommended the user drink 2 litres of their own urine daily, sparking outrage and ridicule from health professionals and technology experts. 

The Mayo Clinic recommends drinking 1.8 to 3.6 litres of water daily to pass kidney stones. 

The search results were rectified; however, the incident was seen to mark another embarrassing moment for Google's attempts to accelerate its generative AI outputs, and a reminder of the importance of rigorous testing and monitoring to prevent such mishaps.