I really can't get over the audacity of Perplexity, signing media deals yet speaking of journalism as if it's corn starch that the company might use to thicken its synthetic content soup. Great story on this and more, by Matteo Wong www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...

"journalists' content is rich in facts"

Sounds kind of like the intellectual equivalent of those meal replacement shakes, despite boosters being all fired up about it, I think normal people want to be able to tell what they're consuming, be it food or articles.

Atrocious.