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According to an
AI Overview
"The best estimate for the number of stars in the Milky Way galaxy is between 100 billion and 400 billion. While 100 billion is a common, conservative figure, many researchers now favor a range of 200–250 billion, accounting for the high number of faint, low-mass red dwarfs." This latter number comports to the best estimate I recall from a college course in Astronomy.
It raises a concern about AI, namely, was the overstatement of 100000000 human generated error? Or did AI provide the number?