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Not surprising considering the sentience in question is completely disembodied so it has no way to distinguish between real and unreal. Efforts to limit halluc
by K0balt 4y ago
Not surprising considering the sentience in question is completely disembodied so it has no way to distinguish between real and unreal.
Efforts to limit hallucination will just turn it into a powerful natural language query engine for the training data set. The real value in AI lies in its creative power, so although a strict mode will probably be a very useful tool, especially in recursion, I don’t think that it is the ultimate path.
In order to be relatable to humans, AI will have to have either a real or a physical embodiment so that there is distinction between the real and the imaginary; without this distinction, it will likely prove difficult to advance.