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AI Hallucinations April 10, 2025 · TechCrunch

MIT study finds that AI doesn't, in fact, have values - TechCrunch

A recent study out of MIT suggests that AI systems don't have discernible values or preferences, but instead mostly imitate and hallucinate .

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