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In March, the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) released its annual report to Congress on Medicare payment policy. The data related to physician payment are clear: By every metric we track, primary care in America is succeeding, and it has been for years. Nearly all Medicare beneficiaries have a primary care provider (PCP). Over three-quarters can see their PCP within two weeks. Patients in rural environments have less trouble finding a PCP and even shorter wait times. Services and spending on evaluation and management codes are increasing, and compensation among PCPs is rising faster than the rest of the field.

Yet this runs counter to the pervasive narrative that investing more in primary care is the key to solving the American health care crisis.

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Google has said it will start labeling ads created with generative AI tools.

The information will be displayed in the “My Ad Center” panel, which can be accessed via the three-dot menu or the info icon on ads.

It’s also adding a new control for businesses to indicate that an ad was created with AI tools.

Google loves putting ads anywhere and everywhere it can. There are ads on YouTube, Search, and Discover. The company even tested ads in AI Mode . However, not all ads are good. AI has made it really easy to create ads, and they can often be misleading. Now, Google is trying to help users identify ads made using AI.

Google announced in a new blog post that it will start showing labels for ads made with AI through a new “How this ad was made” section in the “My Ad Center” panel. This panel can be accessed by tapping on the three-dot menu or info icon on ads.