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Undetected AI Output Errors
AI-generated work products contain undetected errors and hallucinations, forcing workers to manually verify and correct outputs before they reach clients or decision-makers.
In their words
takes more time to review its answers than our managers just doing it manually
instead of paying a lot for this model that makes mistakes, you know what I mean wendy, we used this model help write a tool that does that weekly report exactly how you want it, every time.
the more common problem in practice is not absence, it is the assistant confidently saying something wrong about you
nobody says who provides ground truth when ground truth needs a CPA or an MD
With this ai driven thing, I do not actually know why it decided something is fine or not fine.
I always double check any ai takeoffs. I prefer their platform for manual takeoffs but do NOT trust their ai.
it kept giving confident-sounding but wrong numbers when clients asked about coverage limits
to have someone really time ask AI to check you in a bad way was just mind blowing
After 5 minutes I found out that the fundraiser only made 20% of what she reported! It turns out, the report was generated by Claud.
The way my teammates are using it is actually increasing the amount of work they're doing, and we have seen a ton of instances of AI hallucinations.
I've seen AI meeting notes that say "Joe approved the contract" when that's NOT what it was said.
Customers are receiving incorrect information. Our reputation was always as a customer focused company, but we’re losing many due to the cx experience.
In my limited experience the work is often not been done, and given the cost to me of consuming low effort AI output, leads me to discount anything looking like AI output.
when a review or an issue might be ai generated noise you end up re-reviewing everything by hand, so it adds work instead of saving it
Knowledge workers and professionals
Where they talk
- r/AI_Agents
- r/SaaS
- r/antiai
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/Accounting
- r/analytics
- r/ArtificialInteligence
- r/ClaudeCode
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Copilot
- Gemini
- Claude Code
- MCP
- ChatGPT
- Slack
- Excel
Why those fall short
- confidently wrong numbers; process can't be documented or audited
- AI lacks vehicle-specific data and is confidently wrong
- AI output is often wrong for the model or year
- AI gives confident wrong or deprecated answers; no feedback loop when errors surface late
- AI confidently invents books, events and services that do not exist
Map of ideas
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