Hallucination
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do LLMs hallucinate?▼
Because they are designed to prioritize fluent, human-like generation based on statistical probabilities rather than lookup facts.
How can you reduce hallucination?▼
By using techniques like RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), self-reflection prompts, and strict system instructions.
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- Key ApplicationOutput verification, prompt safety filters, and grounding checks
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