The reason why AI models are almost always "hallucinating" - They admit to be designed to fill blanks with assumptions when data is missing or hard to find.

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The reason why AI models are almost always "hallucinating" - They admit to be designed to fill blanks with assumptions when data is missing or hard to find. (poal.co)

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Trained by people who never say "I'm not sure," always have an opinion on any topic no matter how uninformed and can never admit they don't know something. It's no surprise their creation has the same "let me tell you my opinion" attitude.

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