Nameless Knight
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- Feb 6, 2026
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Yes, I have faced some hallucinations.Like… if Microsoft, Google and AWS are strugling with this, what chance does a random small business have by replacing their skilled workers with AI?
But the second point is what really got me thinking — the idea that a normal person can't even judge if AI output is correct because they lack domain expertise. So esentially they wouldn't even know when somthing is wrong untill it's to late?
Has anyone here actualy experienced a situation where AI produced something that looked completly fine on the surface but turned out to be badly wrong — and you only found out because someone with real expertise pointed it out?
It failed to calculate the time required to download a 32 gigabytes file at 4 megabits per second speed. The correct answer would have been ~17 hours but it told me 2.5 hours. Why? Because it mistook 4 megabits for 4 megabytes. Only someone who studied basics of computer science would be able to catch an error like this.
But a normal personal would believe their file will be downloaded in 2.5 hours instead of 17! This is really basic maths and AI still hallucinated lol