I expected they would. I was curious if they'd copy the errors too, so I checked my go-to example of errors on wikipedia lasting for years. Wikipedia's versio

I expected they would. I was curious if they'd copy the errors too, so I checked my go-to example of errors on wikipedia lasting for years. Wikipedia's version: > Brilliant Pebbles was a non-nuclear system of satellite-based interceptors designed to use high-velocity, watermelon-sized, teardrop-shaped tungsten projectiles as kinetic warheads.[79][80] It was designed to operate in conjunction with the Brilliant Eyes sensor system. The project was conceived in November 1986 by Lowell Wood at LLNL.[81] Detailed studies were undertaken by several advisory boards, including the Defense Science Board and JASON, in 1989. Grok's version: > The Brilliant Pebbles program, initiated in 1990 by the Strategic Defense Initiative Organization (SDIO), represented a shift toward distributed, cost-effective constellations of micro-satellites, each approximately 45-100 kg and equipped with autonomous processors for onboard target discrimination and interception. Both contain errors, although different errors.