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Calling AI false outputs "hallucinations" anthropomorphizes machines and softens accountability, making it a product failure instead. The term masks technical issues like poor retrieval or stale sources. Legal cases, including Mata v. Avianca's $5,000 penalty and Air Canada's liability, show companies remain responsible for automated answers.
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