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hallucination

noun as in dream, delusion

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It has stimulant and narcotic effects, while datura is a poison that induces delirium and hallucinations.

If AI develops the ability to predict crashes, I think many investors will dismiss the warnings from the AI as hallucinations.

His vision of power, propaganda and language as a weapon meets a barrage of torn-from-the-news imagery: refugees adrift on boats, authoritarian leaders twisting the truth, AI hallucinations blurring what’s left of reality.

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However, he says outputs still require verification before use, as hallucinations and factual errors remain common.

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There’s ongoing research into drugs that might “enhance cognition or treat challenging behaviors like agitation, depression, hallucinations, and other neuro-psychiatric or behavioral symptoms.”

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