Hallucinations

Hallucinations refer to the phenomenon where artificial intelligence (AI) models, particularly those using machine learning and deep learning, generate or output information that is not based on any actual input data or facts. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into various applications, understanding hallucinations is crucial for the tech community to develop more accurate and reliable AI systems, mitigating potential risks and consequences of AI-generated misinformation.

Hallucinations

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