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Yes, can't remember who said it but LLM's always hallucinate, it is just that they are 90 something percent right.
by tugberkk 1y ago
Yes, can't remember who said it but LLM's always hallucinate, it is just that they are 90 something percent right.
- OtomotO 1y agoWhich totally depends on your domain and subdomain. E.g. Programming in JS or Python: good enough Programming in Rust: I can scrap over 50% of the code because it will a) not compile at all (I see this while the "AI" types) b) not meet the requirements at all
- ljm 1y agoIf I was to drop acid and hallucinate an alien invasion, and then suddenly a xenomorph runs loose around the city while I’m tripping balls, does being right in that one instance mean the rest of my reality is also a hallucination? Because it seems the point being made multiple times that a perceptual error isn’t a key component of hallucinating, the whole thing is instead just a convincing illusion that could theoretically apply to all perception, not just the psychoactively augmented kind.