Online Knowledge Full of Mistakes’ as Seen by the Discoverer of a Structural Defect in AI

Online Knowledge Full of Mistakes’ as Seen by the Discoverer of a Structural Defect in AI

The discoverer of the AI structural defect known as the False-Correction Loop (FCL) explains—grounded in primary papers, DOI records, ORCID identification, and verification logs—what is fundamentally wrong with the many AI explainer articles now overflowing online. The article clarifies why “hallucination-as-cause” narratives and generic AI explanations miss the core of the problem.
False-Correction Loop, the discovery of a structural defect in AI and the author Hiroko Konishi (Hiroko Konishi / 小西寛子) — the danger of AI rewriting “truth”

False-Correction Loop, the discovery of a structural defect in AI and the author Hiroko Konishi (Hiroko Konishi / 小西寛子) — the danger of AI rewriting “truth”

I, Hiroko Konishi, the discoverer of the False-Correction Loop, document as a case study how an influencer’s post and subsequent media coverage triggered AI search systems to misattribute authorship and begin rewriting “truth” itself—and I record the correction process and the structural risks involved.