I'm betting that Microsoft marketing wasn't trying to "lie" and pretend the system was perfect. No, I bet they were also duped, like most people, by the confide

I'm betting that Microsoft marketing wasn't trying to "lie" and pretend the system was perfect. No, I bet they were also duped, like most people, by the confidence with which the AI outputs information. They just didn't think of checking it... And that's very telling and ironic - if even the authors of the product don't check, do you think the users will?