> In a statement, Perplexity said: "The BBC's claims are just one more part of the overwhelming evidence that the BBC will do anything to preserve Google's ille

> In a statement, Perplexity said: "The BBC's claims are just one more part of the overwhelming evidence that the BBC will do anything to preserve Google's illegal monopoly." Unless perplexity has a way to indirectly pay writers the way google does, this is very rich > four popular AI chatbots - including Perplexity AI - were inaccurately summarising news stories, including some BBC content. One of the interesting things about the failures of LLMs is that news sources have become more concise and more authoritative. Even google fails to get facts right with its AI summaries, so one is compelled even more to go read the website instead. And I'm not sure if LLMs will ever be able to grasp true from lies.