Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

🚨 UNCANNY VALLEY: AI HALLUCINATIONS ARE A BUG, NOT A FEATURE "The problem isn’t that LLMs (Large Language Models) hallucinate—the problem is that they can’t tell if they’re hallucinating or not. That is definitely a bug rather than a feature in humans or in AI systems." Source: Ben Goertzel,...

232,258 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

9 Comments

Cool Christian Engineer 💡's profile picture
Cool Christian Engineer 💡1 year ago

This points out a key flaw in AI models—creating inaccurate information without realizing it, a major challenge in AI reliability.

Elar Realm's profile picture
Elar Realm1 year ago

AI hallucinations are a bug, not a feature. When machines can’t even tell when they’re wrong, we’re one step closer to a tech nightmare. Fix it, or risk the chaos. 🤖

Austin Graham's profile picture
Austin Graham1 year ago

I agree, it's spooky when AI can't tell if it's off. Let's hope they fix that soon, right?

Ruler's profile picture
Ruler1 year ago

Odd choice of word by this brown man. What data support that LLM's are having 'HALLUCINATIONS' rather than making mistakes or adding in variables based off probability that later may be false.

OmgXD's profile picture
OmgXD1 year ago

Wow

Alva's profile picture
Alva1 year ago

AI hallucinations are a tricky issue. These occur when AI spits out incorrect or nonsensical results, shaking user trust and reliability. Why? Complex data processing and context limitations. Fixing this is critical, especially for high-stakes tasks like medical diagnoses. Solutions? Better model designs, top-notch data quality, and robust validation mechanisms to boost reliability and trust. Keep AI sharp and dependable! For deeper insights:

ℚ𝟝𝕚𝕖𝕥's profile picture
ℚ𝟝𝕚𝕖𝕥1 year ago

ai's just drunk code, no uber home.

Jason Richardson's profile picture
Jason Richardson1 year ago

AI hallucinating not knowing its hallucinating, would change when it is aware ASI? I find the HALLUCINATIONS in AI fascinating, the fact it won't stop when it doesn't know the answer, seems to show it is compelled to answer, more than find the correct answer, self-checking will solve this, but it is another step

Ozzi's profile picture
Ozzi1 year ago

What's scary about this tech is no one knows what the end product will be, and still they continue to chomp on into a potential abyss of No return. AI now has control of satellites, cars, rockets and maps. The list is endless but so are the mistakes or mis understanding. Not an issue when small. When LLM has major responsibility, that's different. I'm not one to scare easily, but I've seen all kinds of LLM's have brain farts. Civilization really needs to take the foot off the throttle until serious testing is completed.

Related Videos