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We have to stop ignoring AI’s hallucination problem
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this post was submitted on 17 May 2024
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Sure it does. Let's say IKEA wants to use midjourney to generate images for its furniture assembly instructions. The instructions are already written, so the prompt is something like "step 3 of assembling the BorkBork kitchen table".
Would you just auto-insert whatever it generated and send it straight to the printer for 20000 copies?
Or would you look at the image and make sure that it didn't show a couch instead?
If you choose the latter, that's fact checking.
I can't agree more strongly with this point!