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    <description>Before we start, here are a few things worth keeping in mind whenever you use AI. None of them are reasons to avoid it. They’ll just help you use it wisely.&#xA;1. AI can get things wrong Tools like ChatGPT and Claude are called large language models (LLMs). They don’t look up facts the way a search engine does. Instead, they write the text that’s most likely to come next, a bit like the autocomplete on your phone. And just as autocomplete sometimes changes kate to late, AI can make mistakes too. Sometimes it says something that sounds confident but isn’t true. This is called a hallucination.</description>
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