Tim Sanders
speaker
603 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 13 Feb
Tim Sanders’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 5 in all, peaking in Feb 2026 with 5.
Appearances
So I think hallucination rates is a red herring that a lot of us get duped into is giving us comfort of saying, well, I'm not worried about AI because it's not accurate.
My AI is very accurate because I use adversarial AI.
So when I run, for example, when I run an audit on a website to see what its AI crawlability issues are, and I get a return, you should see the sophistication of my markdown prompt at this point based.
On a lot of iterations of it and then talking to the sources, then they say, no, that's wrong for this reason.
And we tune and we tune and we tune.
Get a really good markdown file for that prompt.
And then I run it on Chat GPT-5 extended thinking.
And then I take the return and then I go to Gemini 3 Pro and I say, This is your competitor's claim, red flag, everything that's not true, recrawl it.
And then we use that.
My hallucination rate's almost zero on this stuff.
So like like now when I go to a customer and say, here's our audit results, I feel about 90% of it's right.
So so we can we we I know it's a long answer for you, but don't take comfort in hallucination rates because that that was a it's actually turning out to be more of a feature than a bug.
Um it it's it's also the source of great creativity and scientific breakthroughs.
The same thing is that it
to it.
So let me give you an example uh using a mortgage loan.
So think about like if you're a bank and you're approving a jumbo loan, which is not much different than buying a $200,000 a year CRM solution.
It's a jumbo loan, high risk.
There's probably 17 steps to approve a jumbo loan.
Okay.
Showing 161–180 of 603 · page 9 of 31
← Previous
Next →