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[News] Secretaries of state urge Musk to fix AI chatbot spreading false election info
(www.washingtonpost.com)
urges Musk to “immediately implement changes to X’s AI search assistant, Grok, to ensure voters have accurate information in this critical election year.”
Given that the ability to improve accuracy of generated information would be pretty valuable in terms of the bot's value to users, I'm pretty sure that no company that runs one and can actually figure out a significantly-better heuristic is going to not use it.
I also doubt that anyone is going to "solve" LLMs before the election is over, much less prior to the remaining three months.
You might get a disclaimer about LLM accuracy next to it.
Personally, I think that anything that has a really high level of textual accuracy isn't going to just be tweaking an LLM, but something with some pretty substantial structural changes. It might make use of an LLM internally, but I don't think that the end game here is going to look a lot like existing chatbots, nifty though they may be.