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Yes, I have experienced this multiple times - for example, ChatGPT and Bard giving totally opposite answers to the same questions. So I learned to take their an
by vishnuharidas 3y ago
Yes, I have experienced this multiple times - for example, ChatGPT and Bard giving totally opposite answers to the same questions. So I learned to take their answers with a pinch of salt and ensure to further research (either Google it, or ask another Conv-AI tool) when I start to smell something wrong.
IMO, these Conv-AI tools should indicate to the user when they are hallucinating.
- flax 3y agoLike many human habitual bullshitters, they do not even know when they're doing it.
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- andybak 3y ago> IMO, these Conv-AI tools should indicate to the user when they are hallucinating. If they could do that, then it would be fairly easy to "not hallucinate". To put it another way the "don't hallucinate" problem and the "warn me if you're hallucinating" problem are in the same difficulty class.