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Google Flights, AI Chatbots, AI-Assisted Game Cloning, More: ResearchBuzz AI Update, November 11, 2026

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In short

Recent findings reveal that widespread artificial intelligence adoption is straining multiple sectors, from higher education coursework grading to youth mental health. Technology companies are responding with targeted platform restrictions, including outright bans on dating apps and modified coding guardrails for game development. Meanwhile, data centers are turning to polluting jet engines to sustain their massive computational needs, prompting Google to secure a major facility in Wyoming. To counter these mounting operational risks, New York Governor Kathy Hochul launched the country's first state-led program to independently evaluate artificial intelligence safety.

Key points

  • Educational institutions in England are reconsidering in-person written exams because ubi…: Educational institutions in England are reconsidering in-person written exams because ubiquitous artificial intelligence tools have disrupted coursework evaluation.
  • Anthropic updated Claude to suggest original game concepts rather than enforcing an outri…: Anthropic updated Claude to suggest original game concepts rather than enforcing an outright ban that affected legitimate software creators.
  • Skyrocketing computational demands are driving data center operators to deploy old jet en…: Skyrocketing computational demands are driving data center operators to deploy old jet engines for power despite growing European protests against new construction.

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AI PROBLEMS

Search Engine Roundtable: Google AI Mode Biased: It Only Shows Links To Google Flights. “Over the weekend, I tested out using Google AI Mode to get flight information and 100% of the time, the only links available within the AI Mode responses were to Google Flights. I am sure the Digital Markets Act (DMA) folks in Europe are going to like this.”

Futurism: Kids Hooked on AI Chatbots Are Showing Dramatically Worse Mental Health. “Huge numbers of kids are turning to AI for schoolwork and emotional support — habits that are linked to poor mental health and suicidal ideation. According to a new survey by the mental health advocacy group JED Foundation, 90 percent of nine to 17 year olds have used an AI chatbot. The majority of them, 58 percent, said they use AI for schoolwork. And nearly the same portion, 57 percent, said they also use AI when feeling sad, stressed, lonely, or overwhelmed.”

Tom’s Hardware: Anthropic loosens Claude’s game cloning ban — AI will now offer to build original games in the requested genre. “The…

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