# Google AI Rated 'Unacceptable' for Kids — Still Censors You > Source: > Published: 2026-07-16 15:47:45+00:00 Google's AI-powered search engine just received the lowest possible safety rating for children — # Google AI Rated 'Unacceptable' for Kids — Still Censors You Common Sense Media gives Google AI the lowest child safety rating for missing suicide risks and feeding kids homework, but the tech giant still makes time to censor adults. ## Synthesized from 2 sources This article was synthesized from the reporting of the outlets below. ## Latest stories Media ### Hong Kong Bookstore Raids Expose Media's Censorship Double Standard The press condemns Beijing's bookstore raids but ignores state-aligned Big Tech censorship at home. 24m ago Opinion ### Paramount's Alleged Trump Deal Exposes Hollywood-DC Collusion Investors sue as Ellison allegedly trades Paramount's editorial control for merger approval—proving the elite public square is rigged. 32m ago Politics ### Trump Enforces China Trade Pacts, Taps Vets To Replace Illegal Truckers Ditching globalist trade deals for strict compliance, Trump pushes American veterans into supply chain jobs opened by border enforcement. 44m ago World ### US Strikes Near Tehran, Hits Tanker as Iran Frees Hostage The forever-war machine grinds on—escalations serve contractors, not Americans, while a hostage release gets buried amid soaring oil prices. 1h ago ## Related stories Tech & Free Speech ### Meta Scans Your Kids' AI Chats, Decides When You Deserve to Know New 'safety' feature puts Big Tech—not parents—in charge of your kids' private conversations 2h ago Culture War ### Google Images Axes Search Bar, Forces Algorithmic Feed Big Tech's war on organic search continues: Google Images now feeds you what it wants you to see before you even type. 1d ago Tech & Free Speech ### Meta Rations AI Compute, Controls What Gets Built Internal compute caps let corporate gatekeepers decide which AI tools thrive—and which get starved. 1d ago Media ### Google Sued for Stealing Millions of Books to Train Gemini AI Hachette, Elsevier, and author Scott Turow say Google scraped millions of copyrighted works without paying a dime—and then scrubbed the evidence. 1d ago