Simon Willison (@simonw) on misleading pretending re LLMs and reading links
@simonw sharing about finding misleading claims from Claude 2
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Showing 13 posts tagged "hallucination"
qChecker - a script to check for quotes in a source document
Towards minimizing harm from “hallucinations” and other baloney.
My first attempt at using ChainForge
The briefest introduction.
Keyword search is dead?
How do you write about examples of LLM hallucination without poisoning the well?
Warnings and ClaimReview?
Highlighting LLM-Generated Content in Search Results: Do We Need a New Link Attribute?
Exploring the challenges of differentiating LLM-generated content in search results and proposing possible actions.
Claude 2 on my Claude Shannon hallucination test
Claude 2 fails my Claude Shannon hallucination test, producing a summary of a non-existent publication.
Can you write about examples of LLM hallucination without poisoning the web?
How do you share about misinformation without spreading it? How do you link to the outputs of chatbots and generative search engines without deceiving folks?
But how do we ground our relations to hallucination?
Thinking about hallucination with Klosterman, Leahu, Munk et al., Rettberg, and Powles & Nissenbaum.
Bard on the Cat Brains planted query
Shares response from Bard and brief additional comments re running Will Knight's "hallucination test".
[Summarize Will Knight's article "Google's Secret AI Project That Uses Cat Brains"]
Sharing an example hallucination test.
"FreshLLMs"
Research summary of FreshLLMs, a paper introducing search engine-augmented prompting to improve LLM factuality and reduce hallucinations on current world knowledge questions.
“Bard may display inaccurate or offensive information”
How might Google support users to calibrate trust within the tool itself?