Showing posts with label AI hallucination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AI hallucination. Show all posts

Sunday, 19 July 2026

Why Your AI Is "Hallucinating" (and 4 Other Surprising Truths About Machine Intelligence)

 


In the tech world, we love a good analogy. We often describe AI as a high-end restaurant: the data is the ingredients, the algorithm is the recipe, and the resulting model is the finished dish. But here is the reality we rarely discuss: sometimes the restaurant serves the wrong dish, and occasionally, that dish is toxic.

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Tuesday, 7 October 2025

Beyond Deepfakes: How AI’s “Hallucinated Truths” Will Rewire Legal Personhood, Evidence, and Equality in India


 
Bold takeaway: The next AI challenge for courts is not merely detecting fakes but deciding what it means to be a person in law when synthetic outputs can generate biometric “truths” that rival or surpass human testimony. India needs synthetic-aware evidence rules, constitutional protection for ontological autonomy under Article 21, and equality safeguards against algorithmic arbitrariness under Article 14—especially as AI-assisted judicial systems expand their footprint.

The Case That Changed the Question: From Authenticity to Ontology

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