Google's AI invented a sponsorship that doesn't exist — and reran the lie 2 times out of 25 (youtube.com)
The complaint isn't that the model erred once — it's that the same question yields different answers each run, with a fabricated fact surfacing a fraction of the time and no mechanism to detect or kill the outliers.
The substantive turn comes via Bruce Schneier's argument: if companies can hide behind “the AI did it,” they get a liability shield no human writer, lawyer, or doctor ever had.
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