And no you did not hallucinate that sentence.
And no you did not hallucinate that sentence.
Time to group-hallucinate some emotional damage!
Time to group-hallucinate some emotional damage!
Incorrect. They ALWAYS hallucinate. Sometimes those hallucinations are correct.
Incorrect. They ALWAYS hallucinate. Sometimes those hallucinations are correct.
1. They hallucinate
2. They have to be fact checked
1. They hallucinate
2. They have to be fact checked
In ANY other context we’d just call them errors & the fail rate would be crystal clear.
Instead, “hallucinate” implies genuine sentience & the *absence* of real error.
Aw, this software isn’t shit! Boo’s just dreaming!
In ANY other context we’d just call them errors & the fail rate would be crystal clear.
Instead, “hallucinate” implies genuine sentience & the *absence* of real error.
Aw, this software isn’t shit! Boo’s just dreaming!