24/08/2026
AI is very good at sounding confident.
That is useful when you need a clear draft.
It is risky when the answer includes facts you have not checked.
AI can produce:
- fake sources
- old information
- wrong names
- invented numbers
- oversimplified advice
- confident guesses
The danger is not only that AI can be wrong.
The danger is that the wrong answer may look polished.
So your review should not stop at:
"Does this sound good?"
Ask:
"Is this true?"
"Is this current?"
"What claim needs checking?"
"What assumption is hidden here?"
Good AI use requires a healthy suspicion of polished output.