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AI Hallucinations April 18, 2025 · Fast Company

Why are AI companies so bad at naming their models?

Six hours after OpenAI's launch of GPT-4.1, Sam Altman was already apologizing. This time, it wasn't about hallucinations or bias or Scarlett ...

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