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AI Hallucinations June 20, 2024 · The Washington Post

Can AI police itself? Experts say chatbots can detect each other's gaffes.

The Washington Post The trouble is, experts say, they're prone to giving inaccurate or nonsensical answers, known as “hallucinations.” Now, researchers have come up …

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