How AI assistants choose which sources to believe
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When an assistant answers a question about a category, it does not go and read the internet. It reads a small set of things it has already decided are worth believing, and then writes a fluent answer from them. That set is assembled before anyone asks anything, and it is far narrower than most peop…
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How AI assistants choose which sources to believe
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