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AI Hallucinations May 25, 2026 · Times of India

1.5 lakh fake AI citations slipped into scientific record in 2025: Study - The Times of India

By comparing post-2022 trends against pre-ChatGPT error baselines, researchers isolated the likely contribution of AI -generated hallucinations to the ...

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