I haven't used it that much, but I've found it to have a much higher accuracy rate than a broken clock. I have asked questions where I knew the answers, and que

I haven't used it that much, but I've found it to have a much higher accuracy rate than a broken clock. I have asked questions where I knew the answers, and questions where I would be able to recognize good answers. There are definitely some epic failures, but also many more instances of accurate information. I try to think about this like wikipedia, which was very unreliable in its early days (and which people said would never be trustable). It still has some untrue information, or biased information. I don't trust it as a definitive source of knowledge. But I do turn to it frequently because most of the time it is either correct, or points me in the direction of correct information.