Cuil's new CPedia generates fake facts

The Cuil people have relaunched as CPedia, an attempt to generate articles from searches. Search for "Ralph Grabowski" < http://www.cpedia.com/search?q=Ralph+Grabowski> and you get such gems as:

Based on his [Ralph Grabowski's] popular "Things Every AutoCAD User Should Know" session at Autodesk University and other industry events, Dan gives you the answers to frequently asked AutoCAD questions in his direct and entertaining style while using real-world case studies to put your skills into practice.
In it, he [Ralph Grabowski] has yet another followup to the ongoing discussion about 3D CAD for piping design.

BEEP! Fail. (Cuil places the name in square brackets in an attempt to eliminate ambiguitity). I did not...

...not host the session of that name at AU.
...not follow up a discussion on piping design.

The cross-reference "3D CAD" is linked to http://www.cpedia.com/wiki?q=3D+CAD&guess_ambig=Ralph+Grabowski+WorldCAD+AutoCAD+LT+Wordware+Autodesk+SolidWorks+

But in going to the page generated by the link, there is no mention of piping. Many other statements are also false, like the one about me leading the Boston AutoCAD User Group. On the Internet, no one needs to know that the content is being generated by a dog.

Cuil needs to be relegated to a short paragraph at the bottom of a page in the rather long chapter of briefly interesting but failed Internet companies.