“Real Time With Bill Maher” Covered AI Hallucinations

“Real Time With Bill Maher” Covered AI Hallucinations

Are the kids all right? This week’s Real Time With Bill Maher had two very different answers to that question within the same episode. The first came when Maher sat down to talk with David Hogg about the current status of the Democratic Party, and where it might go from here. This was Hogg’s third appearance on Real Time, and Maher spoke warmly about him: “We feel you grew up on this show.” Maher quickly brought up the controversy over Hogg’s re…

A theory suspects that higher-developed AI chatbots like to walk unknown paths – and go astray

10 Recent Newsworthy Hallucinations

The University of Nebraska identifies seven elements of newsworthiness: impact (the number of people affected by a reported item); proximity (the degree of a community’s physical closeness to the reported item); timeliness (the more recent, the more timely); prominence (the importance of the reported item or the fact that it is associated with a celebrity); […] The post 10 Recent Newsworthy Hallucinations appeared first on Listverse.

Check, check, check: Anyone who uses artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT for research purposes should not blindly rely on the given information. The fact that the algorithms tend to hallucinations, i.e. »facts«, is already known. The developer OpenAI now admits that the latest »Reasoning« systems hallucinate even more than before, although their functioning is increasingly approaching the human mind. How can this be? Hallucinations at AI's e…

AI's Hallucinations Are Intensifying—and They're Here to Stay

Errors Tend to Occur with AI-Generated Content Paul Taylor/Getty Images AI chatbots from tech giants like OpenAI and Google have seen several inference upgrades in recent months. Ideally, these upgrades would lead to more reliable answers, but recent tests indicate that performance may be worse than that of previous models. Errors called “hallucinations,” particularly in [...] Source The post AI’s Hallucinations Are Intensifying—and They’re Here…