It seems to me that we already have enough people using the "truth is subjective" arguments to defend misinformation campaigns. Maybe we don't need to expand it into even more areas. Those philosophical discussions are interesting in a classroom setting, but far less interesting when talking about real-world impact on people and society. Or perhaps "less interesting" is unfair, but when LLMs straight up get facts wrong, that is not the time for philosophical pontification about the nature of accuracy. They are just wrong.

I'm not making excuses for LLMs. I'm saying that when you have a non-deterministic system for which you have to evaluate all the output for correctness due to its impredictability, it is a practically impossible task.