Google AI shows Brazil eliminated before the end of the game and misses the score against Japan

Google's AI showed Brazil eliminated by Japan before the end of the game
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Google's artificial intelligence made an error this Monday afternoon (29), during the match between Brazil and Japan in the round of 32 of the World Cup.
In a search for Brazil's next game, Google stated that the team had been eliminated by Japan with a score of 1-0. (see the image at the end)
The incorrect information was identified by g1 at 4:05 pm, about 8 minutes after Gabriel Martinelli made Brazil's second goal and 46 minutes after Casemiro tied the match.
In another test around 4:50 p.m., Google's AI presented the updated score and the correct details about the next match.
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At first, the search engine said that, "because it was defeated, the Brazilian team has no new official games for the tournament scheduled at the moment."
Google presented journalistic sites as references and offered the option of watching the best moments of the supposed "farewell match" of the Brazilian team.
Brazil beat Japan 2-1 and qualified for the round of 16. The team will play against the winner of Ivory Coast and Norway and will return to the field next Sunday (5), at 5pm (Brasília time).
G1 contacted Google and will update this report with the company's positioning.
Google's AI showed Brazil eliminated by Japan before the end of the game
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Source: G1