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AI Hallucinations June 04, 2024 · 9to5Google

Google's Gemini responding with weird, repeating gibberish for some users

But, like any generative AI, it's also prone tohallucination. Lately, though, a weird bug has been going beyond a normal error. Over the past few …

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