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    The case against treating AI hallucinations as a solved problem

    A critic accuses AI companies of continuing to roll out the technology as though hallucinations were fixed, calling the deployment dangerous and negligent.

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    One post argues that hallucinations remain unsolved and cannot be eliminated with what it calls “statistically weighted random number generators.” It accuses AI companies of deploying the technology as if the problem were fixed and asks why people stopped using “hallucination” to describe what is happening.

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    Dr_Gingerballs@Dr_GingerballsStop letting these assholes run circles around you and control the narrative. The story is simply that hallucination was never solved, is not solvable with statistically weighted random number generators, and yet the companies continue to proliferate the technology as if it was. Remember that word? Hallucination? Why did we stop using it to describe what is happening here? This is a story of a shitty and dangerous product being negligently deployed by a mixture of liars, grifters, and clinically insane weirdos.20d

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    Dr_Gingerballs@Dr_GingerballsStop letting these assholes run circles around you and control the narrative. The story is simply that hallucination was never solved, is not solvable with statistically weighted random number generators, and yet the companies continue to proliferate the technology as if it was. Remember that word? Hallucination? Why did we stop using it to describe what is happening here? This is a story of a shitty and dangerous product being negligently deployed by a mixture of liars, grifters, and clinically insane weirdos.20d