Why Do AI Models Hallucinate? Causes, Detection, and Mitigation
An AI hallucination is a fluent output that is unsupported by the available evidence, inconsistent with reality, or fabricated by the model. This guide explains the mechanism, trade-offs, evaluation, and controls that matter in practice.
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- 2026-10-01 12:00 · Unite.AI
Why Do AI Models Hallucinate? Causes, Detection, and Mitigation
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