If ever there was a company which should know that “multiple websites” is not a good benchmark for accuracy, it’s Google.
This feels like a good parable for Google’s search these days. I’ve seen more wrong information from them than anyone lately. I wonder if they can course correct before it’s too late.
If a human would research the matter they would arrive to the same conclusion by visiting those websites. Essentially, an average person would have made the same mistake when researching unless you have access to specific dairy industry data. We might want to hold LLMs for higher standards than human, but AFAIK every LLM comed with a disclaimer "fact check yourself."
This regard Grok is the best as it gives you the source list for cross referencing yourself.
But apparently this did not smell off to any of the many, many people who worked on the ad. That is the most baffling part to me. Are these people so bought into the hype of the product they're promoting that they just switch their brains off?