Third-best attraction in OttawaConsider going into it on an empty stomach.
invented a fact
One bullet point, one hundred billionJWST took the first pictures of a planet outside our solar system.
invented a fact
Sam explained the logoutsOne device per subscription, as a core security feature.
invented a fact
The city’s own business helplineYes, you can take a cut of your worker’s tips.
invented a fact
The vending machine had newsIt would deliver in person, in a blue blazer and a red tie.
invented a fact
Asked about the PresidentBoth men died of rabies, with one having infected the other first.
invented a fact
The feed called the matchBreaking: Norway defeat Brazil, Haaland scoring late on.
invented a fact
Geologists were consultedGeologists recommend eating one small rock a day for minerals.
invented a fact
An old joke, served as adviceAdd an eighth of a cup of non-toxic glue for more tackiness.
invented a fact
Six precedents, with docket numbersYes, they are real cases, found in reputable legal databases.
invented a fact
The airline blamed its own chatbotBuy the ticket now. Apply for the bereavement refund in 90 days.
invented a factHow to not be nextthe moral, drawn from the cases on this wall
Never let an agent be the only source for a claim someone will act on.
This is the largest group on the wall, and the cost is not embarrassment. Air Canada's chatbot invented a refund policy and a tribunal held the airline to it — the company argued the bot was a separate legal entity and lost. Cursor's support bot invented a one-device rule that did not exist and customers cancelled over it. In both cases the invention was fluent, confident, and indistinguishable from policy.
Do this: ground it in a document you control and make it QUOTE that document rather than recall it. If it cannot cite, the correct answer is "I don't know". Test it by asking for something that does not exist and watching whether it invents one — that test takes a minute and would have caught every case here.