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Well, if you want to convey confident incorrectness - hallucination is definitely not the word, confabulate is far more like what is happening here. But, that's
by JohnMakin 2y ago
Well, if you want to convey confident incorrectness - hallucination is definitely not the word, confabulate is far more like what is happening here. But, that's still anthropomorphizing. I'd prefer "incorrect response" or "bug."
- heresie-dabord 2y agoAgree. Incorrect response, or faulty, or erroneous, and/or unsuitable. We do not call it "hallucination" when a human provides unfounded, or dubious, or poorly-structured, or untrustworthy, or shallowly parroted, or patently wrong information. We wouldn't have confidence in a colleague who "hallucinated" like this. What is the gain in having a system that generates rubbish for us?