Of course it can't admit it gets things wrong. That would signal to the user that it can't provide what you want. That's Product Design 101. Would you expect N

Of course it can't admit it gets things wrong. That would signal to the user that it can't provide what you want. That's Product Design 101. Would you expect Netflix or Prime to simply show "No results" when you look up a show it doesn't have? Better to fill the screen with a bunch of "we think this is close enough" than to save the user some time.