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I cannot see anywhere that MDN say the explanation might be wrong.

• tough 3y ago
  Im pretty sure they use a vector storage database against their docs/resources so when you query they can just parse those sources and produce a free hallucination response to it. No need to make things up if you have the sources anyways.
  • manquer 3y ago
    “Hallucination free” or “Free hallucination”? The latter would be very different interpretation and some here would probably agree with that accusation
    • Ygg2 3y ago
      "Hallucination free"? No, no, no, it's "Hallucination? Free!!". https://youtu.be/5yuL6PcgSgM https://youtu.be/5yuL6PcgSgM
  • missblit 3y ago
    The linked bug report has four examples of it being wrong. And the bug reporter mentions there's no workflow to submit corrections. Also hallutination was probably the wrong word to use for LLMs being incorrect since it might imply they could be correct if they would only just focus on the right input data rather than, say, simply not understanding complex technical concents, but I guess that ship has sailed.
    • tough 3y ago
      stand corrected, didnt read TFA