The main difference for my use case is what's usable about off-the-mark creative output to those who engage with it. With an LLM's hallucination, bullshit was m

The main difference for my use case is what's usable about off-the-mark creative output to those who engage with it. With an LLM's hallucination, bullshit was made, bullshit was received, and that's that. If you figure out it's bullshit, the only thing you've likely gained from the exercise is having one less piece of bullshit to consider. With humans creatively solving problems, what they say isn't 'output'-- it's externalizing a reasoning process. Being off-the-mark about something is a beneficial part of defining the bounds of an unknown solution because it's based on reality. It's a tangible idea that can be reasoned about and modified-- not a collection of output. It's not a point on a scatter plot, it's a waypoint towards a useful end.