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That's the exact opposite of what the term "hallucination" is intended to imply. If it knew what was real and produced the wrong result anyway that would be a l
by Ajedi32 1y ago
That's the exact opposite of what the term "hallucination" is intended to imply. If it knew what was real and produced the wrong result anyway that would be a lie, not a hallucination.
I've heard the term "confabulation" as potentially more accurate than "hallucination", but it never really caught on.
- danudey 1y ago"Confabulation" would never catch on because it's a word that most people don't know and couldn't remember. "Hallucination" is easier to remember, easier to understand, and easier for laypersons to build a mental model of.