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Both are anthropomorphizations, implying some kind of "thought" process which doesn't exist. The generated text is wrong, false, inaccurate. I don't think we r
by TillE 3y ago
Both are anthropomorphizations, implying some kind of "thought" process which doesn't exist.
The generated text is wrong, false, inaccurate. I don't think we really need a jargon-y term for it.
- throwaway849755 3y agoPerhaps with both 'hallucination' and 'confabulation' there are suggestions of both thought and absence of thought. The former suggestions are likely anthropomorphic. Suggesting some seamless lack of thought might not be?