ugly95 My problem is that it is never clear how much of it can be trusted. How much is real, and correctly “interpreted” from the source material, how much is false, and how much doesn’t even exist at all? As an example, I was recently curious about a teacher from my very early days in the school system, so I searched for her name. In generating the summary, it did correctly match the name, and told me about someone with certain details. The problem? It seemed to have combined details from several people with the same name, none of whom appeared to have ever been a teacher. Looking through the search results, I found what I was looking for on the first page, in French. It turns out that she died a few years ago from heart disease. I’m sure it was her, because I remembered the name of her son, who was a few years younger than I was at the time (she introduced him to the class). Naturally, he was mentioned in the obituary.
Sometimes it doesn’t do much better, even for more basic, factual questions.