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AZJonnie

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4. Do they mean like multi-purpose AI like ChatGPT, or does he mean this is true of

Reply to usonian (Original post)

Mon Sep 22, 2025, 02:44 AM

Sep 22

ANY AI, no matter how specifically and thoroughly trained? Like an AI drone? Or an AI watching over life support monitoring at a hospital?

If true in both cases, and he has solid evidence he's mathematically irrefutably correct? The fallout from this being factual could be massive to the industry.

But it probably won't be because it's probably still statistically making decisions better than people would on average, so people will be convinced it's all fine.

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OpenAI admits AI hallucinations are mathematically inevitable, not just engineering flaws [View all] usonian Sep 22 OP

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 22 #1

Once an AI creates an hallucination, will other AI programs see it and use it as if it was actual truth? patphil Sep 22 #2

Infallibility Ilsa Sep 22 #3

Do they mean like multi-purpose AI like ChatGPT, or does he mean this is true of AZJonnie Sep 22 #4

Check the paper. usonian Sep 22 #5

Just like any other technological endeavor... Hugin Sep 22 #7

My "unqualified" opinion is that it will take another technology leap to fix hallucinations and make AI mainstream Mr. Sparkle Sep 22 #6