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user43928 • today at 9:28 AM • 1 reply • view on HN

And why not?

For all that I saw over the last few hundred hours with AI on software engineering, hallucinations are no longer a problem at all.

Not once have I seen a task fail due to what would have been a "hallucination". If they still occur, they can apparently be detected and corrected automatically, or are subtle enough to escape notice with presumably no significant impact on the results.

Why would this not also be the case for mathematics?


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catlifeonmars • today at 11:47 AM

I think OP is saying that hallucination or not is just semantics. There is nothing qualitatively different about hallucinated vs non-hallucinated output.

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