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As far as an LLM is concerned, there is no difference between "negative" hallucination and a positive one. It's all just tokens and embeddings to it. Positive
by ares623 1y ago
As far as an LLM is concerned, there is no difference between "negative" hallucination and a positive one. It's all just tokens and embeddings to it.
Positive hallucinations are more likely to happen nowadays, thanks to all the effort going into these systems.
- Scubabear68 1y agoThis basically ruins the term “hallucination” and makes it meaningless, when the term actually describes a real phenomenon.
- ares623 1y agoThat's the point. It is meaningless. When it first coined, there were already detractors to the term, that it is an incorrect description of the phenomenon. But it stuck.