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AI hallucination (n.) is when an AI system confidently produces false or made-up information, such as invented facts, quotes or sources.
In Mata v. Avianca, a lawyer filed six ChatGPT-invented cases; the judge called the fake opinions "gibberish" and imposed a $5,000 fine.
AI hallucination (n.) is the confidence of an expert with the sources of a dream.
AI hallucination (n.) is the same imagination that writes your poem, aimed at your tax question.
In computer vision, "hallucination" first meant something useful: adding plausible detail to sharpen low-resolution images, such as faces.
AI hallucination (n.) is a lawyer citing a court case that only the chatbot remembers.
A tribunal held Air Canada liable after its chatbot invented a bereavement fare policy, rejecting the claim the bot was a "separate legal entity."
AI hallucination (n.) is a bluffing student who read every textbook and remembered only the vibe.
AI hallucination (n.) is an answer wrong in exactly the shape a right answer would be.
AI hallucination (n.) is not lying, technically, because lying requires knowing what's true.