One of the Bitcoin community’s most intractable messaging problems is the incorrect assumption that any one person is in charge—a common misunderstanding for people who don’t have much experience with open source protocols. There is no Bitcoin company, and it has no CEO or board of directors; that is, unless you ask Google.

Wow, Bitcoin’s CEOs seem to really hate Bitcoin!

Screengrab: Google

Google introduced information carousels that algorithmically attempt to answer a user’s search query inside the search engine itself in 2012. The frequent (and sometimes, as the Bitcoin CEO example illustrates, hilarious) inaccuracy of similar features, like Google's "featured snippets," is notorious and well documented.

"Entities in the Knowledge Graph and associations between them are automatically generated based on available information on the web," a Google spokesperson wrote Motherboard in an email. "It’s not always perfect, and when we’re made aware of incorrect associations, we work to fix the error."

Given that nobody reall_y_ understands Bitcoin, Google surely isn’t helping by telling people that some of Bitcoin’s most high-profile haters are actually in charge.

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Update: This article was updated with comment from a Google spokesperson.