I believe otherwise. They are perfectly happy with the errors. I see this as wikipedia 2.0. Wikipedia was once derided for being full of errors and holes. Now it is a de facto encyclopedia, the go-to place for the "true" description of most anything. AI will do the same. Eventually its error and subtle biases will become the accepted version of reality. Society needs only actionable information. Accuracy is great, but volume of content wins the audience.
I believe otherwise. They are perfectly happy with the errors. I see this as wikipedia 2.0. Wikipedia was once derided for being full of errors and holes. Now it is a de facto encyclopedia, the go-to place for the "true" description of most anything. AI will do the same. Eventually its error and subtle biases will become the accepted version of reality. Society needs only actionable information. Accuracy is great, but volume of content wins the audience.