For all its power, generative AI does not think—it predicts. It does not reason—it reflects. And it does not discern—it merely magnifies. When fed flawed assumptions, it will not hesitate to scale them into towering mistakes with unshakable confidence.

And that is its greatest gift to us.

Because failure has always been the foundation of wisdom. The slow, stumbling errors of history have cost civilizations centuries. But AI—relentless, unblinking, unburdened by ego—will condense those lessons into mere moments. It will not spare us from mistakes, but it will spare us from making them slowly.

The question is not whether AI will lead us astray. It will. Repeatedly. Spectacularly. But in doing so, it will force us to confront truth faster than ever before. It will demand of us a new agility—not just in innovation, but in correction. The future will belong not to those who avoid mistakes, but to those who recover from them at speed.

This is not the age of blind faith in machines. It is the age of human mastery over them. And the faster we fail, the faster we learn.

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