Court admission questions company's trustworthiness and 'Googling' future

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-06-11 11:55

A user on Mastodon commented on a court admission where a company's defense essentially stated their client is untrustworthy. This admission raises questions about the reliability of the company's results and how the concept of "Googling it" might evolve. AI

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@ david_chisnall That's a crazy admission to make in court. "Your honor, everyone knows my client is unstable and untrustworthy so no one should pay attention t

@ david_chisnall That's a crazy admission to make in court. "Your honor, everyone knows my client is unstable and untrustworthy so no one should pay attention to anything they say" is definitely not a brilliant defense for a company whose results we are supposed to trust. I wonde…

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@ david_chisnall That's a crazy admission to make in court. "Your honor, everyone knows my client is unstable and untrustworthy so no one should pay attention t

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