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Ethics & accountability · Ai accountability

A colleague used an AI tool to draft sections of a regulatory submission, and it fabricated a citation to a study that doesn't exist — but the document is due to the FDA tomorrow. What do you do, and who owns the error?

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A fabricated citation in an FDA submission is a data-integrity failure whether a human or a model wrote it, and the deadline doesn't change that — so it does not go in, full stop.…

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