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Instead of ‘hallucinations’, try ‘samplings from the model that happen not to be sufficiently reminiscent of reality’. Of course, it’s a little bit less catchy.
by xanderlewis 3y ago
Instead of ‘hallucinations’, try ‘samplings from the model that happen not to be sufficiently reminiscent of reality’. Of course, it’s a little bit less catchy. But that’s the problem with catchiness — it sticks regardless of its truth.
The fact that ‘correct’ outputs are treated as if they’re the product of an in-any-way-different process to the ‘hallucinated’ ones is the problem.
- pxmpxm 3y ago> The fact that ‘correct’ outputs are treated as if they’re the product of an in-any-way different process to the ‘hallucinated’ ones is the problem. Also this particular context just makes it easier to notice, compared a 5000 word generated coherent-word-salad that equally wrong, but across the 5000 words.