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Rumman Chowdhury

05/30/25

@ EO

When you set up a scenario where the AI is presented with false information but acts confidently, it often continues to agree with you, which can lead to misleading outputs.

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How to Stop AI From Giving You Wrong Answers I Rumman Chowdhury, Humane Intelligence

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How to Stop AI From Giving You Wrong Answers I Rumman Chowdhury, Humane Intelligence

05/30/25

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