AI Does Not Hallucinate — The Unverifying Human Does

Halit Cengiz Uzuner

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20100359

May 9, 2026Open Access

AI Does Not Hallucinate — The Unverifying Human Does

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The central aim is to clarify that AI hallucination stems from human errors in verification rather than faults in the AI itself.
Literature review on AI perceptions and hallucinations
Analysis of human-AI interaction dynamics
Discussion on biases in accepting AI outputs
Identified that human acceptance leads to misunderstandings of AI outputs
Emphasized the need for critical evaluation of AI information
Proposed frameworks for better human interaction with AI systems

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This essay examines AI hallucination, highlighting human verification failures in interpreting machine outputs.

Abstract

An examination of AI hallucination as a human verification failure rather than a machine defect. The essay argues that the real problem lies not in the AI's output but in the human's uncritical acceptance of it.

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