在此基础上考虑另一个分布g给Hallucination set H所赋予的概率的下界,由此推出最终的结论: Calibrated language models MUST hallucinate. 深度学习(Deep Learning) NLP
Large Language Models (LLMs) spins tales as easily as it recounts facts—a digital bard, if you will. It's a marvelous tool, but it has a quirk: sometimes it makes things up. It weaves stories that sound plausible, but they're actually pure fiction. With the emergence of ChatGPT and...
such as misstating a historical date, to seriously misleading information, such as recommending outdated or harmful health remedies. AI hallucinations can happen in systems powered bylarge language models (LLMs)and other AI technologies, including image ...
A 2022reportcalled "Survey of Hallucination in Natural Language Generation" describes how deep learning-based systems are prone to "hallucinate unintended text," affecting performance in real-world scenarios. The paper's authors mention that the termhallucinationwas first used in 2000 in a paper call...
soatto said. how and why does ai hallucinate? it all goes back to how the models were trained. the large language models that underpin generative ai tools are trained on massive amounts of data, like articles, books, code and social media posts. they're very good at generating text...
Large language model-powered AI systems are known for their tendency to hallucinate; that is, present misinformation in a highly convincing and authoritative-sounding manner that can be surprisingly difficult to catch, even for experienced users. In the context of educational institutions, whose explici...
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Tech companies have not solved some of the persistent problems with AI language models, such as their propensity to make things up or “hallucinate.” But what concerns me the most is that they are a security and privacy disaster, as I wrote earlier this year. Tech companies are putting thi...
Ziwei Xu, Sanjay Jain, and Mohan Kankanhalli, “Hallucination Is Inevitable: An Innate Limitation of Large Language Models,” arXiv, submitted on January 20, 2024, https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2401.11817; Sourav Banerjee, Ayushi Agarwal, and Saloni Singla, “LLMs Will Always Hallucinate, and...
“Customers find interacting with our LLM-based (large language model) chatbot far less frustrating than traditional chatbots. As a result, even major American carriers have consulted us to better understand this.” For example, AI.g can handle questions like, 'I want to take my Germa...