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Trust and verification gaps when AI answers sound confident

April 4, 2026r/artificial, r/ChatGPT, r/ArtificialInteligence

In r artificial and r ChatGPT, people describe AI giving plausible but wrong or risky guidance, from deprecated configs to unsafe download links, reinforcing a norm of checking docs and sources rather than deferring to model confidence.

the real issue is zero confidence calibration — wrong answers come with the exact same energy as correct ones.
spent like an hour debugging once before i just read the actual docs and found the answer in 30 seconds
So, chat gpt gave me a link that gave me a virus
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