The Right Way to Use AI
tallmetommy · x · 2026-07-12
The author argues that using AI shouldn't mean jumping to hallucinated conclusions based on blurry visuals. Instead, one must separate observation from inference, clearly state confidence levels, and propose testable hypotheses. Using screenshots from a White House "UFO" video as an example—showing the raw frame alongside an AI-enhanced version—they emphasize that while anyone can generate images, true intelligence reveals its analytical workflow.
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