Medscape
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the ability to generate, or rather “hallucinate,” alternative realities. This phenomenon, known as AI hallucinations, occurs when large language models — such as generative AI chatbots — perceive patterns or objects that are non-existent or imperceptible to human observers, producing meaningless or entirely inaccurate results…
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AI ‘Hallucinations’ Are Changing Medicine — Should We Worry?
Samatha Klemp
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has the ability to generate, or rather “hallucinate,” alternative realities. This phenomenon, known as AI hallucinations, occurs when large language models — such as generative AI chatbots — perceive patterns or objects that are non-existent or imperceptible to human observers, producing meaningless or entirely inaccurate results…
