You ever had one of those days where your biggest win and biggest “oops” happen at the same time?  Yeah — that’s Deloitte right now.

So, the consulting giant just dropped a massive announcement: it’s partnering with Anthropic, the company behind Claude, to roll out AI tools to nearly half a million employees worldwide. 

But on the exact same day, Deloitte had to issue a refund. Because one of its government reports turned out to be sprinkled with — wait for it — AI hallucinations.

You can’t make this up.

The report, commissioned by Australia’s Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, cost A$439,000. But it turned out to be so full of fake citations and imaginary academic studies that Deloitte had to give some of the money back.

To their credit, Deloitte owned up to it, uploaded a corrected version, and refunded the cash. But you’ve got to admit — the timing is chef’s kiss perfect: “we love AI” and “sorry about the AI” all in one news cycle.

Now, here’s the interesting bit. Deloitte’s deal with Anthropic isn’t just about chatbots. They’re teaming up to build compliance tools and AI personas for different departments — think accountant bots, developer bots, lawyer bots.

And while they’re calling it an alliance, it’s reportedly Anthropic’s biggest enterprise deployment yet.

As for the financial details? Still hush-hush.

But hey — Deloitte’s not alone in this messy love affair with AI.

Remember when the Chicago Sun-Times had to apologize for a fake AI-generated reading list? Or when Amazon’s AI tool couldn’t stop making things up? Even Anthropic — yep, the same Anthropic — once cited a non-existent court case in a legal filing.

So yeah, everyone’s learning this stuff on the fly. Even the pros get caught copy-pasting from Skynet sometimes. 🤖

The takeaway?

We’re all living in the age of “trust but verify.” And right now, humans are basically full-time editors for their robot coworkers.

Deloitte might’ve paid a refund, but they’re also betting billions that AI is still worth it. And honestly… they might be right.

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Let’s be honest — most of us know Otter.ai as that quiet little app that sits in meetings, jotting down notes while we pretend to pay attention.

 But Sam Liang, Otter’s CEO, wants to change that reputation — big time.

This week, Otter launched a brand-new suite of enterprise tools designed to turn all that meeting chatter into usable knowledge.

We’re talking:

Basically, Otter just went from taking notes to connecting the dots.

Liang told TechCrunch this is the next phase of Otter’s evolution — from notetaker to “corporate meeting knowledge base.”

His reasoning? Most of a company’s valuable knowledge gets trapped in conversations that never see daylight. Teams repeat plans, lose updates, or forget who said what.

As Liang puts it:

“Inefficiency happens because of information silos.”

And Otter’s trying to tear those walls down — one transcript at a time.

Of course, it’s not all smooth sailing. There’s a class-action lawsuit questioning Otter’s recording practices, and privacy concerns still hang in the air. Liang won’t comment on that, but he stands by the bigger picture — that AI can help humans work smarter when used responsibly.

So yeah, Otter’s not just your digital stenographer anymore. It’s turning into the coworker who actually remembers everything.

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Whether you’re a marketer trying to make a deck pop, a solopreneur designing your next ad graphic, or just someone battling blank-canvas anxiety — this GPT’s got you.

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