Recent discussions among AI experts highlight significant advancements in mitigating hallucinations in large language models (LLMs), a crucial step toward achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI). A new approach involving AI agents for fact-checking has reportedly reduced hallucinations by 96%. Experts suggest that allowing these agents more time to process information, ranging from an hour to several weeks, could further diminish the occurrence of hallucinations. Despite ongoing challenges, there is optimism about the future of AGI, with expectations that improvements will be realized quickly.
TL;DR - you can just "think" your way to AGI https://t.co/b7CbQ781Ul
Hallucination is still a big problem: (HN commentator on OpenAI's new deep research tool) https://t.co/WK98hCFE67
This small section is more important than many realize. Hallucinations are still a problem, but they will be much less of a problem in the near future. It seems as if I will no longer have hallucinations for the foreseeable future. "We expect all these issues to quickly improve… https://t.co/n8lH1OLtOx