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10 June 2023 21h54

physicians are of course eg operating under greater uncertainty

Do AI Systems Hallucinate? Evaluating Truthfulness and Reliability

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10 June 2023 21h52

Let’s say you have a system that presents as if it can write biographies, summarize articles, interact w users, generate reports, etc. You can then ask two questions – Does the system invent stuff that isn’t true in the course of carrying out those functions? – Is the system

Technical Challenge with Major Social Implications

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10 June 2023 21h40

Exactly, that’s what I was willing to bet about. It’s a narrow but formidable technical problem with large social consequence.

LLMs Hallucinate Inventions While Databases Don’t

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10 June 2023 21h38

getting something right is, again, not the same as not hallucinating. There are multiple sources of error; whole cloth inventions are different eg from misparsing of instructions. Databases don’t just invent things but LLMs do.

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AI Honesty Over Arbitrary Problem-Solving Capabilities

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10 June 2023 21h33

It seemed to me that the interesting claim was not that AIs would start getting arbitrary problems right, but that AIs would in nearly full generality stop making stuff up if they didn't know.

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Will Artificial Intelligence Help or Hurt Medicine?

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10 June 2023 21h30

Will artificial intelligence help — or hurt — medicine?
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