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Re:GPTs and Hallucination by ysofunny on Tuesday September 10, 2024 @02:38PM (#41504102)
just to be clear, I see it like this (for now):

if a GPT does it and turns out to be false, then it's an hallucination and it's bad (goto more training)

if a human does it, then truth becomes "self-expression" (art) so we call it creativity and it's good

Re:GPTs and Hallucination by bayindirh on Tuesday September 10, 2024 @04:08PM (#41504969)
> if a human does it, then truth becomes "self-expression" (art) so we call it creativity and it's good.

Depends. Once I misremembered the usage of the command "ln", and I wiped ~10 machines inadvertently.

Nobody called it self-expression / art, and none of the results of my little "experiment" were good.

Do it a couple of times, and you'll be updating your CV.

Re:GPTs and Hallucination by TremendousJudge on Tuesday September 10, 2024 @02:41PM (#41504132)
No, if a human does it by accident, as is clearly the case here, we call it "hallucination", "misremembering", "mandela effect" or "dementia"
Re:GPTs and Hallucination by ysofunny on Tuesday September 10, 2024 @02:45PM (#41504169)
the point of contention comes out of how you are saying "...by accident" but I'm sidelining the intention