> Hallucination is a separate problem, which is solved by using fine-tuned models. They won't solve the main cause of hallucination: prompt has zero connection

> Hallucination is a separate problem, which is solved by using fine-tuned models. They won't solve the main cause of hallucination: prompt has zero connection to generated text other than probability. ChatGPT do not generate answers, it comes up with something that looks like an answer. There is a good chance it is the answer, but you can't guarantee it. I believe this particular problem won't be solved, unless researchers teach machines how to reason. But then we would have greater concerns than hallucinations.