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The honest limits

The headline limit: hallucination

Spot the fabrication

No framework saves you

Reasoning partner, not a search engine

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The verification habit

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Final Checkpoint: From curious to confident

You have spent five modules learning to delegate well — tokens, probability, cutoffs, grounding, temperature, model tiers, CO-STAR. This last module is about the one habit that keeps all of it safe: knowing what AI is genuinely bad at, and checking before your name goes on the output.

Module 6 — Brilliant First-Drafter, Not Fact-Checker: Honest Limits and Your Verification Habit

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