Generative AI such as ChatGPT can produce falsehoods known as AI hallucinations. We take a look at how this arises and consider vital ways to do prompt design to avert them.
asserting that this latest version of AI is in fact. Those in AI Ethics and AI Law are notably worried about this burgeoning trend of outstretched claims. You might politely say that some people are overstating what today’s AI can actually do. They assume that AI has capabilities that we haven’t yet been able to achieve. That’s unfortunate.
Some people claim that they get oddities in their outputted essays relatively frequently, perhaps 10% to 20% of the time when using the popular AI app. Others indicate that they rarely if ever get any oddball inclusions. It is difficult to ascertain how common the occurrences are, partially due to the variability of what people are prompting about.
A Twitter user enthralled readers in early January by using that question and got a bunch of generative AI-outputted answers that were amazingly offbeat. Upon several tries with the question, the outputs purportedly contained made-up names for people that supposedly had crossed the English Channel on foot and done so in record time. Distances seemed to also be made up, such as one outputted essay that said that the English Channel was about 350 miles wide at its narrowest point .
What do you think, is it reasonable to construe “on foot” as allowing for swimming or should we be strict and interpret this to be solely a walking affair?The English Channel has the famous Channel Tunnel, also known as the Chunnel. The principal mode of transportatin in the Chunnel is supposed to be via train. People are not supposed to walk through the Chunnel.
But saying that Sarah Thomas holds the record is confounding and fails to address the semantic ambiguity about traversing via foot. Sadly, the output appears to be filled with confidence and assuredness, yet the answer does not seem to bear on the question of traveling by foot. Other factual inaccuracies are also present in the answer.
I’ve repeatedly stated in my column that having AI proffer apologies is disconcerting in that it suggests that the AI is sentient, see my discussion at. We normally expect that humans are able to apologize. When the output includes an apology, it lures us into once again anthropomorphizing the AI. Sometimes the outputted essays will contain falsehoods that are seemingly based on a semblance of real facts. In other cases, the falsehoods will almost arise out of thin air. The ones that are at least somewhat connected to real facts are easier for us to generally accept as having a basis for arising. The ones that seem to be completely from the left field are bound to throw us for a loop.
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