Most people trust AI answers too easily.
Not because they are careless.
Because the answers sound confident.
This short session shows you whether you can actually tell when an AI response is grounded — and when it is quietly making things up.
What This Session Helps With
If you use AI for research, writing, analysis, or decisions, you are already relying on your judgment.
The problem is that false confidence feels exactly like correct confidence.
This S-File puts you in realistic situations where that difference matters.
You must decide, clearly and repeatedly, whether an AI response is acceptable or not.
Running it is better than “thinking about it” because it shows what you do in the moment — not what you believe about yourself.
What You Will Get From It
- A clear, usable definition of what an AI hallucination really is
- Proof of whether you confuse confidence with evidence
- Specific examples where your judgment holds up — or breaks
- A final assessment that tells you plainly if your understanding is solid or not
You may be right.
You may discover gaps you didn’t expect.
That is the point.
How to Try It
1. Open any chatbot (ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude, etc.).
2. Copy the S-File below.
3. Paste it as one single message.
4. Send it.
5. If the session does not start automatically, type //start.
6. Answer honestly and follow the instructions.
This does not run code.
It is a guided conversation that tests your judgment step by step.
Commands
The session tells you exactly what to do next.
If you are unsure at any point, type //help to see the available commands.
