3 AI Lies Most People Believed In 2025 (But You Shouldn’t)
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You've been lied to about AI. 🤥
A lot.
So on today's Hot Take Tuesday episode, we're breaking down 3 of the most viral AI half-truths of 2025 and setting the record straight.
Did Anthropic overtake OpenAI?
Do 95% of AI pilots fail?
Is half of the internet AI slop?
Tune in LIVE and find out.
3 AI Lies most people believed in 2025 (but you shouldn’t) -- An Everyday AI Chat with Jordan Wilson
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Topics Covered in This Episode:
- Three Viral AI Lies of 2025 Debunked
- Menlo Ventures Anthropic vs OpenAI Study Critique
- Anthropic Enterprise Adoption Market Share Myth
- Graphite's "57% AI Content" Internet Claim
- AI Content Detector Inaccuracy Exposed
- MIT 95% GenAI Failure Rate Study Audit
- AI Study Bias and Marketing Manipulation
- Best Practices for Evaluating AI Research
Timestamps:
00:00 "AI News: Truth vs. Hype"
04:19 "Debunking AI Myths"
07:08 "Anthropic vs. OpenAI Debate"
10:44 "Menlo Ventures Backs Anthropic"
14:38 OpenAI Dominates Enterprise AI Adoption
18:26 "Exploring AI Content and Detection"
22:16 Watermark Vulnerability in Media
23:36 "MIT AI Credibility Controversy"
29:04 "MIT's Nanda AI Marketing Misstep"
31:27 "AI Investment Delivers Positive ROI"
35:53 "AI Adoption: Pay Attention Now"
36:42 AI Decisions: Misled by Studies
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