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I get "oh, I made a mistake" quite frequently. Often enough, it's just another hallucination, just because I contested the result, or even just prompted "double
by fhd2 2y ago
I get "oh, I made a mistake" quite frequently. Often enough, it's just another hallucination, just because I contested the result, or even just prompted "double check this". Statistically speaking, when someone in a conversation says this, the other party is likely to change their position, so that's what an LLM does, too, replicating a statistically plausible conversation. That often goes in circles, not getting anywhere near a better answer.
Not an ML researcher, so I can't explain it. But I get a pretty clear sense that it's an inherent problem and don't see how it could be trained away.