I would agree with you if it was a model trained to do computer science, rather than a model to basically do anything, which just happens to be able to do compu

I would agree with you if it was a model trained to do computer science, rather than a model to basically do anything, which just happens to be able to do computer science as well. Also code is probably one of the easiest use cases for detecting hallucinations since you can literally just see if it is valid or not the majority of the time. It's much harder for cases where your validation involves wikipedia, or academic journals, etc.