Uhhh, these don’t add up to 100%, is it that an answer can have multiple sources?
For example, 40% of the queries they tested received an LLM response that used reddit as a source, 26% used wiki as a source...etc. Multiple sources can be used in each response. They tested google ai mode, ai overview, chatgpt , and perplexity.
From my experience there are 3-5 sources per responce.
What if people really got banned on Reddit for posting nonsense. I remember responding to several comments where people threw random words in and spelled stuff wrong. It was a funny trend, but could have set back their billion dollar AI.
Is that why people were doing that?
I have seen posts that were edited to be random dictionary words on Reddit. Complete nonsense.
Most have just removed their replies while others deleted their accounts.
People have been protesting for a while.
I've seen a lot more of that. They have a tool for it
How do they scrape Google? Even if they search for a term and crawl the results, those aren’t actually googles content.
Hey chatgpt, what is a 'fuck spez' greeting?
WTF? How is it EVER right?
Yes it knows a lot and I was even able to identify half a billion in fraud and terrorism against tens of millions of people and solve it today in my new account because it knew all of that and got the same results I got through its independent but omnipresent, or singularity, knowledge that validates the seperate basis but dependent causal reasoning.
Walmart?
And google prioritizes reddit responses, so it's a bit of an ouroboros of garbage.
"Facts"
Basically this means to head back to reddit and poison up!
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