Why AI Gets Dates and Recent Events Wrong
Why an AI tool gets recent dates and events wrong, what a training cutoff actually is, and how to spot the errors it causes in your own draft.
Why an AI tool gets recent dates and events wrong, what a training cutoff actually is, and how to spot the errors it causes in your own draft.
How to check that the names, job titles, and companies an AI draft mentions are spelled right, current, and actually accurate before you publish.
A concrete method for checking whether a quote an AI gave you is real, correctly worded, and actually said by that person, before you publish it.
A concrete method for checking any statistic an AI gives you, so a wrong or outdated number never makes it into published work.
A concrete method for checking whether a study, report, or citation an AI gave you actually exists, and actually says what it claims.
Why AI tools invent citations and studies that do not exist, explained in plain terms, and what that means for checking AI-written work.
What an AI hallucination actually is, why it happens, and why it sounds so confident when it is completely wrong.
A step-by-step order of operations for fact-checking anything an AI writes, before you publish it, send it, or act on it.
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