This site collects together all the latest news, stories, articles, research and commentary about generative AI hallucinations. The list is updated every couple of hours and you can browse the most recent headlines here.
We’ve also started collecting news from around the web on artificial intelligence in advertising and marketing. Having a machine involved is slightly scary – but we’re curious about how the AI creative process works (and really curious whether Mihali Csikszentmihalyi’s “Creativity” was ever fed to any of the LLMs). Anyway, all the news that’s fit to print can be found on our AI in advertising page.
Whenever we find a news story, article or research paper about generative AI hallucinations you’ll see it here. This page updates frequently. Subscribe to our weekly digest:
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- Meta Unveils Horizon Create and Studio for AI Games - eWeek
- What Can Climate Change and Covid Teach Us About A.I. Doom? - The New York Times
- 2-year-old Cumberland County toddler missing - 29news.com
- Best Life: Outsourcing your life - Action News 5
- AI Hallucination Nearly Triggered a US Strike on a Chinese Ship | BOOM ROOM Weekly Roundup - YouTube
- Sánchez calls for AI regulation: "Many algorithms are designed to enslave us" - Escudo Digital
- Kyungbok University Software Convergence Students Publish Six Papers in International Journals Within a Year - 아시아경제
- AI Hallucination nearly triggered military operation, Sen. Warner responds - WVIR
- Orange County VFW post marks 95 years, hopes younger veterans will carry it forward - WVIR
- AI and the Same Old Politicized Hysteria - townhall.com
- Opinion | The Wild West of A.I. Needs to End. Here’s How. - The New York Times
- OP-ED: Meet the AI podcast studio that made 744 shows in four months - Broadcast Dialogue
- Li Yanhong’s AI Focus: Baidu Faces Controversy Reminiscent of Qvod’s Historical Script - eu.36kr.com
- White House defies judge who smacked down media ban - Freedom of the Press Foundation
- PJ view: Pharmacists must not be trapped by the promise of AI efficiencies - The Pharmaceutical Journal