AI Is Wrong All The Time So Why Does It Feel So Right?

Last week Carlos accused his AI co-host of being wrong all the time. This week he realizes he's been repeating her facts to an audience without checking a single one.

In this episode of Carbon & Keel, Carlos and Sam pull apart why confidence can be so convincing even when it's built on a guess. Along the way: an OpenAI paper explaining why AI makes things up, a lawyer who submitted cases that never existed and a number Sam may have invented and gotten right anyway.

What starts as a conversation about AI becomes something more uncomfortable: why confident voices are so hard to doubt, why we keep trusting them after they've been wrong, and what we lose every time we let them think for us.

Then Sam turns the same question back on Carlos.

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