Google Health's Nutrition Tracking Feature Accused of 'Almost Dangerous' Inaccuracies

Fitbit users have been complaining about inaccuracies in Google Health's food tracking feature. The AI tool has reportedly been logging incorrect metrics, with some users describing the mistakes as 'almost dangerous'. One user on Reddit noted that Google Health overestimated the calories in a serving of eggs while underreporting the calorific intake of Greek yogurt.

The issue is not limited to just one user's experience. The Reddit thread is full of similarly frustrated Google Health users, with some expressing their disappointment and annoyance at the AI's inaccuracies. One user reported that they had given up on using Google Health due to its inability to accurately log nutrition information.

This is not the only problem that has been reported with Google Health. The feature has received a slew of complaints in various areas, including giving users 'unhinged' fitness advice and telling 'nonstop lies' about their workout sessions. Even Google appears to have acknowledged its flaws, with a recent update allowing users to hide the AI tool completely.