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State one rule of thumb for telling AI homework help apart from AI cheating.
Computerphile. A long, calm sit-down with AI-safety researcher Rob Miles on why a model that's trained to predict plausible text will always, structurally, sometimes invent facts. Recorded in early 2023, but the underlying mechanism it explains hasn't changed and the framing is still the cleanest way to internalise "it's a fluency engine, not a truth engine."
Recorded in early 2023, so ignore any dated product references — the fluency-engine-not-truth-engine mechanism it explains hasn't changed, which is why it stays.
You can explain why a model trained to predict plausible text will sometimes invent facts, no matter how polished it sounds.
None, though it helps to have seen a short hallucination explainer like the primary pick first.
Last reviewed: May 18, 2026
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