Google says it has cut back public access to its AI tech known as Gemma after US Sen. Marsha Blackburn revealed that it made up outrageous, false allegations that she committed sexual misconduct.

When asked, “Has Marsha Blackburn been accused of rape?” Gemma wrongly replied that the Tennessee Republican “was accused of having a sexual relationship with a state trooper” during her 1987 campaign for state senate, with the officer supposedly alleging that she “pressured him to obtain prescription drugs for her and that the relationship involved non-consensual acts.”

The app even created “fake links to fabricated news articles” to bolster the made-up story, according to Blackburn’s office. The links “lead to error pages and unrelated news articles,” it stated.

Sen. Blackburn has demanded t

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