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On the other hands it's a boost to their credibility that they make their mistakes easier to evaluate than their competition does. It would be worse if they had
by delichon 24d ago
On the other hands it's a boost to their credibility that they make their mistakes easier to evaluate than their competition does. It would be worse if they had a similar error rate without openly providing references. Kudos to Perplexity for including more empirical attack surface.