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This is genuinely great content for demonstrating that ai search engines and chat bots are not in a place where you can trust them implicitly, though many do
Which is exactly why every LLM explicitly says this before you start.
"Why, we aren't at fault people are using the tool we are selling for the thing we marketed it for, we put a disclaimer!"
You've seen marketing for the big LLMs that's marketing them as search engines?
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/features/the-new-bing?form=MA13FJ
It would have been easier for you to just search it up yourself, you know.
Bing w/ LLM summarization of results is not an LLM being used as a search engine
Lol.
Bing literally has a copilot frame pop up every time you search with it that tries to answer your question
Again, LLM summarization of search results is not using an LLM as a search engine