@knowuh It is interesting how users have vastly different expectations about their chatbots. In connection with my work as a patent attorney who needs to think about different ever-new technology every single day, I use the chatbot to gain an understanding of and research strictly technical subject matter at a pace that is faster than I could myself. The only expectation that I have is factual accuracy. Perplexity (specifically, their way of operating the underlying LLM's which are user selectable, one can select Claude or GPT or others) excels at performing factually correct researches and properly reasoning about the researched facts. I see how users can be concerned about the ethics of a chatbox when they use it in soft arts, but I personally would not use a chatbot for philosophy and arts because I believe chatbots are soulless.