Surprise, surprise ... The people get 1 change, Name.com getall the rest; including making parts of it more ambiguous.
But it was easy to understand using the LLM analysis and it took longer to read than generate.
This vacuous objection can be raised against every single piece of information any human has ever learned from elsewhere, recursively, back to the dawn of communication, regardless of the nature of the third party source of information.
Furthermore, LLM hallucination, particularly of reviewed documents, is not a problem I experience any longer with the models I use. For example, my LLM setup and the query I would use would cause the output to include quotes of the differences, which makes ctrl+f/f3 to spot check easy.