The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis Which LLMs Hallucinate Least?
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Nov 14, 2023 Recent research reveals the hallucination rates of AI models, highlighting the risks of inaccurate citations in critical fields like medicine. Google is cracking down on AI scammers with legal action against misleading advertisements. Meanwhile, an Oxford study showcases AI's promising role in predicting cardiac events, paving the way for medical breakthroughs. On a global scale, 45 nations, including the US and China, are working together to establish responsible AI protocols for military applications amidst rising tensions.
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LLM Hallucination Rates
- A new study reveals that large language models (LLMs) hallucinate, especially in citations.
- Different models have varying hallucination rates, with GPT-4 performing best and Google Palm Chat worst.
Google Sues AI Scammers
- Scammers are exploiting AI hype by offering fake downloads of Google's BARD.
- Google is suing these scammers, marking the first lawsuit of its kind to protect a major tech company's AI product.
YouTube's AI Content Policies
- YouTube is implementing content policies regarding AI-generated music and deepfakes.
- Creators will be required to label realistic AI-generated content, especially on sensitive topics.