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4 ways to avoid a Deloitte-style AI disaster at work

To avoid ending up on the front page due to your own AI stuff-up, the experts have some simple rules to maintain ethical, and safe, practice.

Rachael Bolton
Work and careers reporter
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It’s not wrong to use AI in your work. It is wrong to trust it blindly – and to lie about using it.

That’s the message from experts following yet another high-profile incident of AI hallucination-riddled work being passed off as expertise.

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is a work and careers reporter for The Australian Financial Review. Connect with Rachael on Twitter. Email Rachael at rachael.bolton@afr.com.au
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