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1. 29 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

   Corrected a research and case-study section that attached fabricated statistics to a mix of real and invented citations: a real 2018 Wilson/Daugherty Accenture/HBR study padded with invented '32 percent profitability' and '26 percent revenue growth' figures and a fake 2023 update; an entirely fabricated 'Erin Kim and Erik Brynjolfsson, Management Science 2022' study (no such co-author or paper exists); a fabricated Thomas Davenport 'MIT Sloan 2021, 3,000 organizations' study; a fabricated Roy Rosin 'npj Digital Medicine 2023, six hospital systems' sepsis study; and invented specific statistics grafted onto four real corporate case studies (JPMorgan COIN, Airbnb pricing, P&G marketing mix, Deloitte audit AI) whose core facts are real but whose cited percentages and dollar figures could not be verified in any primary source.

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   Article cited specific researchers, journals, years, and statistics for AI-analysis research and corporate case studies that, on independent verification, were either entirely invented (fake co-author, fake study) or real programs/studies with fabricated quantitative outcomes attached.

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   Removed the entirely fabricated citations (Kim/Brynjolfsson, Davenport, Rosin) rather than inventing replacements; trimmed the real Wilson/Daugherty citation back to only its verifiable claims; stripped unverifiable specific statistics from the JPMorgan, Airbnb, P&G, and Deloitte case studies while preserving their real, well-documented core facts.

   Why: Real researchers, journals, and companies were used as credibility scaffolding for specific percentages and dollar figures that do not appear in any locatable primary source - the same fabrication pattern found across this batch of legacy articles.

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1. Correction 29 July 2026

   Emir Baycan: Corrected a research and case-study section that attached fabricated statistics to a mix of real and invented citations: a real 2018 Wilson/Daugherty Accenture/HBR study padded with invented '32 percent profitability' and '26 percent revenue growth' figures and a fake 2023 update; an entirely fabricated 'Erin Kim and Erik Brynjolfsson, Management Science 2022' study (no such co-author or paper exists); a fabricated Thomas Davenport 'MIT Sloan 2021, 3,000 organizations' study; a fabricated Roy Rosin 'npj Digital Medicine 2023, six hospital systems' sepsis study; and invented specific statistics grafted onto four real corporate case studies (JPMorgan COIN, Airbnb pricing, P&G marketing mix, Deloitte audit AI) whose core facts are real but whose cited percentages and dollar figures could not be verified in any primary source.

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