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AI Hallucinations Are Not a Bug, They're a Feature

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One of the most common complaints or criticisms about AI is perhaps its tendency to hallucinate. In AI terminology, a hallucination occurs when a chatbot generates information that is false or fabricated while presenting it as if it were true. I remember an example from more than a year ago. I aske…

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    AI Hallucinations Are Not a Bug, They're a Feature

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