PwC, EY, KPMG getting caught on AI hallucinations while selling AI strategy is the

If the firms literally marketing AI expertise to your board are the ones publishing AI hallucinations as research, that’s not a competence problem. That’s a signal that nobody actually knows what they’re doing yet, and the confidence is completely decoupled from the capability.

They’re not incompetent. They’re just running the same playbook as everyone else: ship something that sounds right, iterate when caught, move on to the next client.

source: https://www.ft.com/content/7e149ac8-2ce2-4266-8940-192f9821b33c?accessToken=zwAAAZ-saNlskc9-FJrILOJCZtOJQBkvmCGzPA.MEQCIB4QcO-EieUBJcSm2aKVE-2CPlzIp6X2ybz0z7CtBCWVAiBW2x-m3L_HC80hcP_ZAaHnRwPU6o3Lsz5ykpMfPd5r8g&sharetype=gift&token=6a7e4856-f5f9-4071-996e-8fedf70334e7