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Nebraska | You can ask Grok to list the specific external references. For most questions in this category it will pull from .gov or .edu research material.
I wouldn't take anything from any particular one as gospel, and certainly not anything where opinions or bias creeps in. You should always confirm or have some basic understanding of the topic to spot any egregious errors.
There is some danger of the answers taking on an "official" or authoritative status. Most all of it should be double checked. And they can be manipulated based on how questions are phrased.
You said you were looking for power tool reviews, and I'd say that was asking it the incorrect question. That is a subjective question. Its not going to be able to tell you which power tool is the "best". Just like any "review" video or article you read can have bias, because you don't know the bias of the author. It might be able to list specifications of each of them, battery life, torque, etc. But "best" is subjective in that category.
For instance, the absolute "best" reviews of power tools I've ever seen has been the "Project Farm" channel on YouTube. That is about as good as you can expect, he just gives you data and you can make your own decision about which tool actually works best for you. | |
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