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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- How GCs can stop external counsel's AI hallucinations reaching court - Lexology
- Judges Blinded by AI Hallucinations: 80% Report Experience with Fake Precedents - SBS 뉴스
- Dato’ Seri Ivan Teh: Navigating The Good, The Bad & The Ugly With AI - Macau Business
- Dato’ Seri Ivan Teh: Navigating The Good, The Bad & The Ugly With AI - The Manila Times
- About 80% of Korean judges encounter AI-generated fake legal precedents: survey - The Korea Times
- About 80 pct of Korean judges encounter AI-generated fake legal precedents: survey - Yonhap News Agency
- The Quest to Discover New Land in the Pacific - Vocal
- Another leadership purge in China amid intensifying global conflict - World Socialist Web Site
- FRE 707 and AI-Generated Evidence: Where the Proposed Rule Stands - Legal Desire
- China IP Update: AI Disputes & Competition Cases - JD Supra
- Vibecoders remake popular video game that was banned in UK shops - UNILAD Tech
- Media groups blast Meta over new move to scrape news for free - News24
- Gone in 20 minutes: Binance hack is the biggest heist in crypto history - News24
- Artificial intelligence in investigations - Global Investigations Review
- Bridging the gap between online research and human guidance - InsuranceNewsNet