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22.06.2026

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Björn Ommer Featured in Tagesschau on AI Hallucinations

Understanding the Risks of AI-Generated Information

MCML PI Björn Ommer is featured in a recent Tagesschau article examining the growing risks of AI-generated errors in science and research. The article explores how AI hallucinations can lead to fabricated references, incorrect information, and other issues that can undermine scientific reliability.

Ommer emphasizes that researchers remain responsible for the content they produce, even when AI tools are used to assist with data processing or writing. He stresses that scientific work depends on being able to rely on the accuracy and integrity of information shared by others.

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