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The first thing you discover when making croissants is that you are not so much baking as entering into an emotional negotiation with butter. And butter is a slippery character. Too cold and it fractures; too warm and it melts into a greasy rebellion.
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Autism was first formally identified in 1943. Tylenol was not released in the US until 1955. Autism was not caused by Tylenol. That ought to be enough. Clearly, it's not. Thankfully the blunt truth also emerges from the largest inquiry yet into the supposed link.
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In the modern mythology of artificial intelligence, hallucination has become the great Chimera: part truth, part fabrication, all confusion. But Hallucinations are not bugs, they are statistical certainties.
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