One of the easiest mistakes to make with AI is assuming that a confident answer must also be a correct one.

Real-life use quickly makes that assumption uncomfortable.

When AI becomes part of an everyday task, its answers still need to be checked. Sometimes the suggestion is useful. Sometimes it misses important context. Sometimes it simply gets something wrong.

That is part of the experiment.

Instead of treating mistakes as a reason to stop using AI, we can use them to understand where human judgment still matters.

The interesting question is not whether AI makes mistakes. It does.

The more useful question is whether we can recognize those mistakes before acting on them.

What I Learned:
AI can be a useful part of the process, but curiosity and human judgment need to stay in the process too.