Hallucinations are when generative AI tools give incorrect, misleading, or made-up answers. While there are a number of ways to prevent hallucinations, Szilagyi said the key way his firm does so is by restricting data sources.

“Primarily it’s a closed system where what you’re really doing is relying on a large language model to interpret between you... See more

In the famous Turing test, a human judge determines whether a machine and a person can be told apart on the basis of how they communicate. If the machine can fool the judge, then human specialness can be dismissed.

Light bulbs have energy ratings — so why can’t AI chatbots?

The test is not treated seriously in rigorous philosophy circles, but remains... See more

Google’s LaMDA — made famous when engineer Blake Lemoine called it sentient — is a more capable bot than ChatGPT, yet the company’s been hesitant to make it public. For Google, the problem with chatbots is they’re wrong a lot, yet present their answers with undeserved confidence. Leading people astray — with assuredness — i

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