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AI Hallucinations May 24, 2025 · tekedia.com

Anthropic CEO Says Humans Hallucinate More Than AI - Tekedia

He said AI models, in his view, may hallucinate less frequently than humans. Amodei made the remarks in response to a question from TechCrunch, ...

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