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I don't think anyone concerned about hallucinations is talking about broad brush statements which can be true generally speaking. It's about much more literal f
by glenstein 2y ago
I don't think anyone concerned about hallucinations is talking about broad brush statements which can be true generally speaking. It's about much more literal facts like code calling non-existent functions or citing non-existent court cases. Or, in my case yesterday, telling me a particular Nextcloud app could edit audio meta-data, when it in fact cannot.
There are grey areas about what it means to be right to be sure, but there are also black and white areas, and it's the latter where the hallucinations are happening.