Capabilities and Limits
Know what a model does well, spot a hallucination, tell confidence from accuracy, and build the habit of checking before you act.
- Lessons
- 6
- Exercises
- 34
- Minutes
- 38
- 1
What Models Do Well
After this lesson you can name the kinds of work a model is reliably good at, and the kinds where a good-looking answer means nothing.
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Hallucination and False Confidence
After this lesson you can explain why a model invents a citation or a fact, and stop reading its confident tone as a sign that it did not.
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Grounding and Citations
After this lesson you can tell a grounded answer from a remembered one, and ask for the citation that lets you tell the difference.
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Verification Habits
After this lesson you can decide how much checking a piece of AI output needs, and do the right kind of check for the kind of claim.
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Checkpoint: Trust, But CheckCheckpoint
Combine strengths, hallucination, confidence, grounding and the checking habit in fresh situations.
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Boss: Audit an AnswerBoss
One AI-written research summary, eight decisions: which claims to check, how, and what survives.
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