How to Successfully Catch Generative AI Errors

Image credit: DC Studio via Freepik. Article by John Edwards. InformationWeek – June 9, 2025.

To err is human, so GenAI errors may simply be a sign of an imperfect, almost human-like, technology. Still, whether generated by humans or AI, errors are always a good thing to avoid. GenAI errors aren’t just frequent, but common, warns Matt Aslett, director of research, analytics, and data with technology research and advisory firm ISG. “Anyone using GenAI, either personally or professionally, should be aware that GenAI models are designed to produce a realistic replication of the content on which they have been trained, rather than a factual representation,” he observes in an email interview. […]

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