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AI Search Engines Are Confidently Wrong Too Often.
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this post was submitted on 11 Mar 2025
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Then again, so has the search engines themselves been proven to be wrong, inaccurate and just plain irrelevant. I've asked questions in Google before about things I need to know in general about my state out of curiosity and it's results always pull up different states that do not apply to mine.
well that's common, but the big thing is, you can see what you are working with. Big difference in at least knowing you need to try a different site when say
Google: Law about X in state1
Top result: Law about X in state3: It's illegal
Result 2 pages in: here's a list of each page and whether law X is legal in your state... (State 1 legal)
Versus chatgpt
Is X legal in state1?
Chatgpt: No
Narrator: it was legal in state 1
Yeah because you're not supposed to ask search engines questions, you're supposed to use keywords.