Tag Archives: GenAI

The more I think about it, the more AI hallucination reminds me of scope creep in projects. You start with a clear requirement. Then slowly, something gets added here. Before you know it…

Simple habits, collated from various knowledge sources, to catch AI hallucination early. No jargon, just plain checks that actually work.

If you use AI every day, don’t just collect prompts, build a system. Once AI understands how you work, every future conversation becomes faster, more consistent, and far more useful.

Inspired by Instagram celebrity-style AMA sessions, I turned the idea around – I’m the celebrity, and AI asks me questions before it starts the work.

Heard it so many times, in articles, in meetings, people saying “oh that’s just AI hallucinating. So this time, actually sat and dug into it properly.

My messy drive got sorted in minutes with Claude Cowork. Genuinely astonished, thinking where this technology is going to take us next. Feels like sky is going to be the limit, honestly.

Visio edits were slowing me down. So I tried using AI to convert flowcharts into Excel first. That small trick changed everything.

Imagine an employee submits a leave request in a SharePoint list and later asks a chatbot: “What is my current leave status?”

Context window is AI’s memory limit. MCP decides what data gets in. Here’s the simple difference, explained plainly.

RAG vs MAG: one fetches knowledge, one remembers you. Here’s the simple breakdown of two AI concepts worth knowing.