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AI assistants state wrong answers as fluently as right ones. Learn which claims to check, how to check them fast, and when to cut what you cannot source.
An AI assistant writes a wrong answer in the same calm, fluent voice as a right one, and whoever repeats it owns the mistake.
Invented court cases have cost lawyers fines, and an airline was held to a refund policy its own chatbot made up. Most people judge AI answers by how sure they sound, which is the one signal that tells you nothing. Checking everything is impossible, so the work goes unchecked.
This course gives you a short, repeatable way to decide what to check. You learn the three kinds of claim that go wrong most, how to tell which claims your work rests on, a quick test that exposes a guess, why an exact-looking figure proves nothing, and how to read the page behind an assistant's link.
You walk away with a quick sort you can run on any AI answer, a prompt that pulls every factual claim out of a draft for checking, and an audit of five AI answers you have already used.
Founders and operators: use AI for research, proposals and decks without inheriting its errors.
Writers and marketers: catch invented quotes, figures and sources before they are published.
Anyone using AI every day: know which parts of an answer to trust and which to check.
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