Claude hallucinates up to 48% of the time.

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Claude Council

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Why it worked

The post effectively leverages a common pain point with AI (hallucinations and confident misinformation) and presents a novel solution in an engaging, text-heavy format. The clear explanation of the 'Claude Council' mechanism and the promise of a defensible verdict likely resonated with users seeking more reliable AI outputs.

Summary

This post introduces Claude Council, a tool designed to mitigate the hallucinations of AI models like Claude. It explains how the tool works by having five AI advisors debate and review answers before presenting a single, defensible verdict to the user.

Structure

1Claude hallucinates frequently.
2The risk is confident misinformation.
3Introducing Claude Council: point it at a file.
4How it works: five advisors, one chairman.
5How to run it: 'ask the council'.
6The value: disagreement paid for in time, a verdict you can stand behind.

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claude will happily make things up and sound certain doing it — this free skill makes five ai advisors fight it out before you get an answer link in bio for the claude council skill #claude #claudeai #aitools

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The post promotes 'Claude Council', an AI tool that uses a simulated 'council' of five AI advisors and a chairman to review and refine AI-generated answers, aiming to reduce hallucinations and provide more reliable information. The tool is presented as a skill that can be pointed at a file and run by prefacing questions with 'ask the council'.

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Send this to the friend making big calls off one confident chatbot answer.

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Claude hallucinates up to 48% of the time. Five advisors argue before you get an answer. THE REAL RISK It's not that Claude is wrong. It's that it's wrong confidently. Nothing tells you which answers to actually trust. 30 SECONDS, ONCE Point Claude at the file. The skill is called Claude Council. Give Claude the link, tell it to download the file, and it installs itself. That's the whole setup. HOW IT WORKS The Claude Council 1 Contrarian 2 Numbers 3 Long game 4 Customer 5 Risk ↓ FIVE REVIEWERS MARK THEM ↓ THE CHAIRMAN One verdict you can actually defend. HOW YOU RUN IT Two words before the question. Start any question with ask the council. Five advisors attack it from different angles, five reviewers peer- mark the answers, and a chairman hands you one verdict. WHAT YOU'RE REALLY BUYING Disagreement, paid for in time YOU → CLAUDE Ask the council: should I take this deal? A single model agrees with itself. A council has to earn the answer. One answer is an opinion. A verdict is something you can STAND BEHIND. Comment MUNGBEAN Send this to the friend making big calls off one confident chatbot answer. @WRIGHT_MODE