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AI hallucination reportedly nearly sent U.S. forces to board a Chinese ship

A post argues that humans must keep the final check on military intelligence, warning that it cannot afford “confident nonsense.”

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A post claims an AI hallucination nearly sent U.S. forces to board a Chinese ship and start a conflict. It uses the alleged incident to argue for retaining human checks on military intelligence.

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Aim Predict@aim_predict@BullTheoryio An AI hallucination nearly sent U.S. forces to board a Chinese ship and start a conflict. Military intelligence cannot afford confident nonsense humans must keep the final check. @grok https://www.aimpredict.com/en-us/event/94354321d
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    Aim Predict@aim_predict@BullTheoryio An AI hallucination nearly sent U.S. forces to board a Chinese ship and start a conflict. Military intelligence cannot afford confident nonsense humans must keep the final check. @grok https://www.aimpredict.com/en-us/event/94354321d
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