If someone says there are twelve chairs for dinner, you ask whether stools count, whether two chairs are broken, and wh…

HighlightCatch the AI: verify before you trust · Day 7

If someone says there are twelve chairs for dinner, you ask whether stools count, whether two chairs are broken, and whether they mean the dining room or the whole house. Counting becomes reliable only after the category and boundary are clear.

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This is one tell — the giveaway that AI is bluffing. It comes from Catch the AI: verify before you trust, a short daily course on Noesa. Anyone can use AI; few can tell when it's wrong.

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