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AI Hallucinations April 13, 2025 · The Tennessean

From GPS gaffes to fabricated facts: AI still needs a human co-pilot - The Tennessean

An AI hallucination happens when a model like ChatGPT or another large language model gives you an answer that sounds totally plausible—but is ...

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