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authorJoe Carstairs <jcarstairs@scottlogic.com>2024-07-17 17:10:20 +0100
committerJoe Carstairs <jcarstairs@scottlogic.com>2024-07-17 17:10:20 +0100
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-title: The word ‘hallucination’ with reference to LLMs
+title: What do academics think LLM ‘hallucination’ means?
description: >-
- What does the word ‘hallucination’ actually mean in reference to LLMs? And
- where does that word come from? I’ve trawled the academic literature for
- answers.
+ What does the word ‘hallucination’ actually mean in reference to LLMs when
+ used by academics? And where does that word come from? I’ve trawled the
+ academic literature for answers.
pubDate: 2024-07-16
+updatedDate: 2024-07-17
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The word, ‘hallucination’ as applied to LLMs has me enthralled right now. It’s