The Claim
Artificial intelligence systems produce incorrect answers in 70% of evaluated cases.
Available evidence does not establish a general 70% error rate for artificial intelligence systems. Reported rates vary dramatically by model, task, benchmark, and definition of error. A result near 70% appears in a narrow medical evaluation, but presenting it as broadly representative of evaluated AI answers is unsupported.
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