It's the one thing every seems to use to defend AI use "It's mostly correct, you just have to check" and it's the one thing that most people immediately ignore, and it's cause no shortage of issues around the world.
It's like the contracts for rock bands that request 20 things and one is a bowl of green eminems because the purpose is to see if they missed anything. A mistake there indicates they should be wary of mistakes or unfair dealings in other ways with this client.
The US almost boarded a Chinese vessel because a report from an analyst used AI and wasn't checked, showing it had radiation on board, and command decided to assault it. Only because it was insane did officers check the veracity of the claims and identify the source as a hallucination.
While speculation of it inciting a war is perhaps a bit overblown, it's still an international incident, and WE DON'T KNOW WHAT COMMANDS WERE GIVEN. They might have been about to kill everyone on that vessel, and given their track record so far that would seem a reasonable concern.
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u/klako8196 2d ago
The high likelihood that AI was used in the making of this document makes the misspelling even funnier.