Dev Points Out AI Hallucinations Haven't Vanished, Models Just Echo Each Other Now
ChanceKelch · x · 2026-08-01
Responding to the discussion that "nobody mentions AI hallucinations anymore," a developer points out that the problem hasn't disappeared; it has just been masked.
The reality now is that people no longer read code or documentation themselves, relying entirely on AI models. When errors occur, other models often agree with the nonsense during cross-checking, creating an echo chamber of misinformation among AIs.
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