I don't think labels/tags are a feature in Voyager. So, no.
Edit: it is! See below.
Smh, ohhhh'brien
A-hohn-hohn-hohn c'est drôle!
It's a reference to BMOC, or "Big Man on Campus".
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/big%20man%20on%20campus
an important and well-known person especially at a school
The quarterback of the football team is a real big man on campus.
Fun fact: this comic is how I learned about the term when I was a kid. I had to ask my mom to explain it.
Here's where it gets weird though... There's a 1989 movie called Big Man on Campus (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Man_on_Campus) which is based (loosely) on the Hunchback of Notre Dame and that even has the alternate title The Hunchback of UCLA.
This comic came out in 1993, so maybe Larson was inspired by the movie?
It's stealth to radar, not infrared. It has other countermeasures for infrared missiles.
Wait. The fancy jet didn't get hit, right? A missile was fired at it and it successfully evaded said missile? So what, exactly, is being called into question here?
It's... about to get all up inside her...
Based on context, that's a deleted scene from episode 14 of season 7 of ST:TNG...
Pocket post?
When you hit the hamburger menu in the built in browser, what browser does it say it's running in?
√-4 = 2
It's all fun and games until someone loses an i.
I find it funny how certain wordings will trigger the AI and others won't. It also gets it right for a bunch of numbers (which I checked after seeing this error).
This description of C++ is misleading at best (C++ is used for "Air Travel"?), but saying its used to "make Linux" is just wrong.
There are different versions on various news articles but I found this one with a search: https://www.meansandways.ca/news-articles/poilievre-takes-popular-axe-the-tax-mantra-on-the-road
I was watching a video on orangutans and it made me wonder how well google would handle this question.
Didn't get it quite right... But maybe it's a subtle dig?
Note: I accidentally scrolled the "AI Overview" notation off before taking the first screenshot, but it is there:
Make up your mind Google AI. Is sound faster in air that is less dense or more dense?
Honestly, there is so much wrong in the AI answers that it's hard to know where to start, but the direct contradiction of itself seems like a good start.
Nice, I keep learning things about this app!