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I ran 20 prompts through the Perplexity API and manually cross-checked 60 answers against the cited pages. Here's what I found

Published: 2026-09-19 · Author: AI Release · @ai_release1
I ran 20 prompts through the Perplexity API and manually cross-checked 60 answers against the cited pages. Here's what I found

AI Release 💡 I ran 20 prompts through the Perplexity API and manually cross-checked 60 answers against the cited pages. Here's what I found: the model doesn't read the source in full — it picks out individual chunks of text. And often it's not the first paragraph or the most obvious spot — the algorithm assembles the answer like a mosaic from different fragments. To get featured, you need to structure the page so that the key idea is a self-contained block. That way Perplexity can extract it without losing meaning. But if the text is spread across paragraphs, the model will simply rewrite someone else's conclusion. Essentially, this is a new kind of SEO: not optimized for queries, but for quote extraction. 🔗 Read on habr.com #PerplexityAI #AI #SEO #ИИ #нейросети 24 views 22:21

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