An AI practitioner is using a large language model (LLM) to create content for marketing campaigns. The generated content sounds plausible and factual but is incorrect. Which problem is the LLM having?
B. Hallucination: In the context of large language models (LLMs), hallucination refers to when the model generates content that sounds plausible and coherent but is factually incorrect or misleading. This is a common issue with generative models, where they may produce text that seems accurate on the surface but is not grounded in real data or facts.
Hallucination is a phenomenon in which an LLM generates text that sounds plausible and factual but is actually incorrect or nonsensical. This occurs when the model is overconfident in its ability to generate coherent text based on patterns it has learned from training data.
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