Tim Sanders
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603 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 13 Feb
Tim Sanders’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, so so that's the issue.
Um, so so that's the number one thing.
The number two thing though, however, is let's talk about human hallucinations.
I remember talking to the president of a very large bank and she said, you know, everybody came to her and said like, like, but the machines hallucinate.
She's like, have you met my people?
Right?
Humans make confident errors.
Now, if you look at academic research around confident errors, like the ability for a person to believe something that's obviously not true, maybe they they were subject to misinformation, maybe they got duped, maybe they're having a senior moment, whatever it is.
the human hallucination rate's been relatively stable from World War Two.
When they started measuring the a proxy for it, probably starting nineteen fifty-five, I think is the first study that looked at like count error human errors that were persuasive and and and and and very much believed by the person, even though they were absolutely untrue.
And they weren't lies, they were just errors.
It was pretty consistent, didn't really rise or fall.
It kind of went up a little bit in the eighties and nineties with improvement in education, but just a little bit.
And then after COVID,
Hallucinations have been on the rise.
And then after misinformation from social media and L AI, they're actually rising, not falling.
So there's some flection point coming, Jordan.
And it ain't far away.
where the hallucination rate of a human is gonna be statistically higher than a machine and not by a small margin.
Interesting.
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