“Y is being laughed at by X” is an odd linguistic construction to see in a headline - why not the clearer and shorter “X laughs at Y”? And yet by far the most

“Y is being laughed at by X” is an odd linguistic construction to see in a headline - why not the clearer and shorter “X laughs at Y”? And yet by far the most efficient way to explain Perplexity is “a rival to Google search”, so writing it this way still makes for the best headline. Interesting!