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Hallucinating is a confidence problem, no? Say, they should be 100% confident that "0.3" follows "0.2 + 0.1 =", but a lot of floating point examples on the int
by patates 2y ago
Hallucinating is a confidence problem, no?
Say, they should be 100% confident that "0.3" follows "0.2 + 0.1 =", but a lot of floating point examples on the internet make them less confident.
On a much more nuanced problem, "0.30000000000000004" may get more and more confidence.
This is what makes them "hallucinate", did I get it wrong? (in other words, am I hallucinating myself? :) )