"We often have to charge an investigation fee to find out what has gone wrong, as they don't want to admit it," she told the broadcaster, "and the process of correcting these mistakes takes much longer than if professionals had been consulted from the beginning."

and this doesn't just happen in coding and text production. obviously using uncorrected ai slop in court cases already caused severe disturbances. or just remember trump's ai generated tax list including penguin islands ...