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Top Comments (10)
Could you not include all these as an "appendix", add these anti-hallucination rules to all projects, as a project resource/document? I'd be interested to test that - anyone else?
Hallucinations are wild. Reminds me of when Elvis won the 2012 Olympics.
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You can use distance to tell if something is likely to be an hallucination. The distance between what you predict and the nearest neighbor that you grab is a very good indicator. A large distance means you are probably hallucinating.
We’ve been testing AI avatars for content creation, and the time savings are honestly impressive.
Thanks for the solid explanation. The shift from “better prompts” to “better architecture” feels like the real evolution in solving hallucinations.
Great content.
Great video! I remember you asking if we wanted you to do a video on hallucinations two weeks ago on your "7 AI Skills You Need NOW for 2026" video. I'm glad you made it! I know I'm not the only one. lol
Thank you so much for this .
great tips! Thank you. Hope it will work
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Top Comments (10)
Could you not include all these as an "appendix", add these anti-hallucination rules to all projects, as a project resource/document? I'd be interested to test that - anyone else?
Hallucinations are wild. Reminds me of when Elvis won the 2012 Olympics.
👉 Join the fastest-growing AI education platform! Try it free and explore 20+ top-rated courses in AI: https://bit.ly/futurepediaSL
You can use distance to tell if something is likely to be an hallucination. The distance between what you predict and the nearest neighbor that you grab is a very good indicator. A large distance means you are probably hallucinating.
We’ve been testing AI avatars for content creation, and the time savings are honestly impressive.
Thanks for the solid explanation. The shift from “better prompts” to “better architecture” feels like the real evolution in solving hallucinations.
Great content.
Great video! I remember you asking if we wanted you to do a video on hallucinations two weeks ago on your "7 AI Skills You Need NOW for 2026" video. I'm glad you made it! I know I'm not the only one. lol
Thank you so much for this .
great tips! Thank you. Hope it will work