Hallucination is not a bug:
It is a design property of GenAI system architecture.
That distinction matters enormously for governance:
A bug can be fixed and closed. A property must be managed continuously, with controls, monitoring and a tested human override.
We have already watched what happens when organisations treat it as a bug: professional firms embarrassed by AI-drafted work nobody checked, experienced lawyers filing briefs with citations that never existed.
Associate Professor Andy Schmulow, one of the book's endorsers, puts it plainly: "...employees and even leaders are cutting corners, getting AI to do their job, and failing to check what it produces." His verdict on the book: "It should be regarded as indispensable."
Enterprise-wide AI Risk Management® (EW-AiRM®) ewairm.com treats hallucination, drift and model collapse as permanent residents of the risk landscape, and builds the controls around that reality.