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That does make sense… the hallucinations arise from guesses… but if the query is “How can I drive a tractor?” and not a car, then that would be down to it’s not reading the inputs correctly… or the query itself wasn’t concise enough, no?
Hm.
So could the hallucinations be better prevented by framing the queries with more strict language and syntax rules?
That does make sense… the hallucinations arise from guesses… but if the query is “How can I drive a tractor?” and not a car, then that would be down to it’s not reading the inputs correctly… or the query itself wasn’t concise enough, no?
Hm.
So could the hallucinations be better prevented by framing the queries with more strict language and syntax rules?
If you enforce syntax instead of using natural language, then what you’re making is a programming language.
There are strategies to reducing hallucinations but you’re just kicking the can down the road. They will still happen.
The only true fix is human confirmation of output. This will always be the limit of LLMs
Ah, gotcha. Thanks!