Question for the Fediverse hive mind. Is there any evidence that the #AI models hallucination rates are getting ANY better over time?
I'm wondering if a 5 to 15% hallucination rate may just be the nature of the best with LLM's and an unsolvable problem.
Tim Chambers /
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2024-06-19 20:39:28
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