AI hallucinations aren't just bugs—they're becoming catastrophic liabilities. Google? Slapped with a $110M claim after their AI Overview invented a fake prosecution story about a solar firm. Air Canada? Forced to honor a refund policy their chatbot completely fabricated.



When a single algorithmic slip can torch millions, projects like Mira Network are shifting from nice-to-have to mission-critical. Think of it as insurance, but for the AI era—where verification isn't optional anymore.
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GateUser-75ee51e7vip
· 12-13 15:57
AI hallucinations are really outrageous... Is Google worth paying $110M in tuition? The refund policy of Air Canada is hilarious. Verification really needs to be prioritized; otherwise, we're the next ones getting scammed.
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FlatlineTradervip
· 12-11 03:53
Google can even fabricate lawsuit stories, and us retail investors still believe in AI recommendations...
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 12-11 03:50
It's the same pattern again. AI hallucinations burn money, then people rush to find solutions, and some new project suddenly becomes "mission accomplished." It's just a cycle, the rhythm of history repeating itself.
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DaoTherapyvip
· 12-11 03:34
Google gets scammed for 110M, Air Canada chatbot makes up refund policies... This is just outrageous, AI has completely confused humans haha
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