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One myth is that fluent answers are verified answers. A model can produce plausible prose without checking a source. Inspect the evidence and distinguish retrieved facts from generated additions. Another myth is that more data or a larger model guarantees improvement. Data can be irrelevant or systematically flawed, and a larger model can increase cost without meeting the task’s needs. Compare alternatives on representative evaluations and practical constraints. A third myth is that automation removes human responsibility. People still choose objectives, data, interfaces, permissions, and deployment conditions. A model’s recommendation does not make those choices disappear. Finally, a single failure or success is not a complete capability assessment. One impressive demonstration may omit difficult cases; one mistake may not show that the system is useless for every task. Use repeatable tests, inspect failure modes, and make claims at the scope the evidence supports.