> hallucinates a lot less in science topics Extremely dangerous for that one detail you will not expect also since hallucination becomes more rare; extremely d

> hallucinates a lot less in science topics Extremely dangerous for that one detail you will not expect also since hallucination becomes more rare; extremely dangerous in the hands of practitioners non paranoid in front of hallucination. (Incidentally: apparently, somebody recently lost a house after having some chatbot write the contract. This is indicative of the possible level of carelessness of users. Edit: I am trying to find that piece of news, but it seems non trivial. Maybe the original reference itself, which reported the news, was victim of hallucination? Meanwhile, I have found this noteworthy piece: firm allows people to have contractual terms presented by chatbot, which presents hallucinated terms, and loses legal action - https://mashable.com/article/air-canada-forced-to-refund-after-chatbot-misinformation https://mashable.com/article/air-canada-forced-to-refund-aft... )