u/Darius991

We are experiencing a chart display issue across several dashboards in a Dynamics 365 sales / model-driven Power App.

Chart titles are now rendered at the top of the chart and overlap other text/legend elements, making the charts difficult to read.

The issue affects multiple dashboards and chart types, including Opportunity/custom sales charts and budget charts based on Goals.

These charts were working correctly until very recently, and we have made no changes to the dashboards or chart definitions.

https://preview.redd.it/fx7ur3s5hbkh1.png?width=677&format=png&auto=webp&s=70d0d1135d53cb45408aa8df92f8fd38c18cdce9

Has anyone else seen this?

• Is this a known Microsoft issue?
• Is there an official fix or workaround?
• Can the automatically generated chart title be disabled without editing the XML of every chart?
• Could this be related to recent changes to the model-driven app New Look or chart rendering?

Since many charts are affected, manually modifying each chart's XML is not a practical solution.

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Google’s AI Search, powered by Gemini, is dangerously unreliable. It constantly invents information, makes false connections between people and companies, and then repeats the same errors even after being explicitly corrected.

A specific example: when I search for myself, Google has associated me for months with a company I have absolutely no relationship with. The only apparent connection is that its name vaguely resembles the name of a company I actually own.

When I tell Gemini that the information is wrong, it gives the usual apology, acknowledges the correction, and claims it will avoid making the same mistake again.

Then, a day later, it repeats the exact same false claim.

It also regularly fails to understand basic financial information from company and financial websites. In some cases, it has described my company as being roughly 1,000 times smaller than it actually is, despite the correct figures being publicly available.

This is not a harmless chatbot hallucinating in a private conversation. Google is placing fabricated, misleading, and factually incorrect stories directly into search results, where other people may assume they have been verified.

How many individuals and businesses are being falsely connected to companies, accused of things they never did, or seriously misrepresented by these generated summaries?

At some point, Google needs to be held legally accountable for publishing false information about real people and businesses. An apology from Gemini is meaningless when the system repeats the same error the following day.