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AI Pulse
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One of the
trickiest challenges in
working with AI is what we call" hallucinations." These are
moments when a model gives you a confident answer that looks right on the
surface but turns out to be completely made up. It could be a statistic
that doesn’t exist, a citation that leads nowhere, or a summary that
misses the point. The issue isn’t that the model is being intentionally
deceptive. It's trained to generate fluent text to best satisfy the
query, not to guarantee truth. Hallucinations most often occur when the
model is asked for information it cannot reasonably access, such as
private details, data locked behind paywalls, or sources it has never
been trained on.
For
business owners and professionals, this matters because bad information
can slip into important workflows. Think about a report with fake
numbers, or an email to a client that references something untrue. The
good news is that hallucinations can be managed. Cross-checking facts
using other models, using models that cite sources, knowing the right
tool to use in the right situation, and combining AI output with your own
expertise go a long way toward reducing risk.
At its
best, AI is a creative partner, not a flawless source of truth. The key
is to treat its responses as a draft, not a final word. Build the habit
of asking, “How do I know this is correct?” and put simple guardrails in
place. That way, you get the benefits of speed and creativity without
being tripped up by errors.
Stoni Beauchamp | Founder
Ai-Dapt Academy LLC
100 N Broadway, Wichita, KS 67202 | LL110
316-648-3588
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