As if it needs results to do that. You can give it a description of what you're looking for and get back some nonsense about how it's a "viral" and "legendary" page, with plenty of entirely fake details because it didn't actually find the page you wanted.
replyThe other day Gemini gave me the correct answer, but cited an outdated Reddit thread which basically said the opposite.
replyNewspapers have been doing this for a long time, notably the Metro in London.
replyThere’s also whole TikTok (etc) channels who take random posts from Ask Reddit and just AI narrate the question and the top n highly-voted answers while showing a screenshot of each comment.
replyWhat percentage reads Metro and what percentage uses LLMs
replyi actively assume it is worse since, for example, spez signed a 60 million dollar deal to give Google access to the firehose. so then if you have niche, highly engaged subreddits infested by AI bots creating posts, then commenting on posts, then being trained on that content... you have Ouroburos eating its own poop, and models have less then zero incentive to evaluate the quality of a source, especially if they are the source
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