Sure, but it acts as if (and should have) the ability of someone unreasonably good at pub trivia and jeopardy. Its not just questions deep in the weeds about specific companies and product lines where it falls flat. I've seen the same error mode in large city transit questions. Ask it which trains go to a particular station, it will list more lines than actually do and also forget a few. Ask it to list which stations one of those services stops at, it will not have the original station you asked about in that services listing. Forget knowledge, it doesn't even have consistency.
It seems to me that it has a problem with questions about incidence structures, scenarios where objects of type X are just lists of incident objects from set Y, and objects from set Y are just lists of incident objects from set X. A station is just a list of all the services which go there, a service is just a list of all the stations it goes to. A product line is just a list of products, each product is part of some product lines. A geometrical line is just a co-linear set of points, a geometrical point is just the intersection of several lines.
Conjecture: any time you ask it questions which involve reasoning about an incidence structure, it will either hallucinate incidences that aren't or neglect incidences that are. The logic of incidence is lost on it, the answers it gives are inconsistent and contradictory.