Researchers from Microsoft Research and Georgia Tech Unveil Statistical Boundaries of Hallucinations in Language Models

A key issue that has recently surfaced in Language Models is the high rate at which Language Models (LMs) provide erroneous information, including references to nonexistent article titles. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a hallucination as “a plausible but false or misleading response generated by an artificial intelligence algorithm.” In one instance, attorneys who submitted legal […]

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