Could AI hallucinations make chatbots safer for advice on health, money, and daily life?
Ever asked an AI a question and got a “glue on pizza” type answer? Yep, that’s an AI hallucination. OpenAI now says the issue isn’t memory loss; it’s bluffing! Turns out, LLMs (Large Language Models) are trained like overconfident students in an exam hall—when they don’t know, they still guess.
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AI is rewarded for guessing instead of staying silent.
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Models sound confident even when they’re wrong.
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Anthropic’s Claude avoids bluffing but often refuses to answer.
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OpenAI suggests tweaking evaluation methods to reward honesty.
👉 Why this matters: Fixing AI hallucinations could make chatbots safer for advice on health, money, and daily life.
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