AI doesn't hallucinate - why attributing human traits to tech is users' biggest pitfall
Briefly

Air Canada faced liability for its AI chatbot's misinformation in ticket sales, highlighting the essential accountability that companies must uphold concerning AI's actions.
AI technology is perceived as a double-edged sword, enhancing productivity while posing risks such as customer dissatisfaction and potential lawsuits, notably from AI 'hallucinations.'
AI hallucinations, defined as instances where AI generates incorrect or nonsensical responses, occur between 2% to 10% of the time, raising significant concerns for critical applications.
Terminology around AI errors can mislead understanding and exacerbate the problems businesses face when integrating AI, reflecting the need for clearer communication about these technologies.
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