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AI hallucinations can silently drain agency budgets, costing businesses up to $67.4 billion annually in wasted hours and inaccurate client deliverables. These glitches slip into reports and strategies, risking trust and project success
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Struggling to trust AI in your enterprise? This article dives into why explainability, consistency, and aligning AI with your business logic matter. We highlight a major risk—hallucinations that can lead to costly errors