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AI Hallucinations October 07, 2025 · financialexpress.com

Deloitte admits to using AI in $440k report, to repay Australian govt after multiple errors spotted

University of Sydney academic Dr Christopher Rudge first mentioned these mistakes, calling them “ hallucinations ,” a term used when AI models fill gaps ...

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