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New Test Reveals How AI Models Hallucinate When Given Distorted Inputs

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Overview

  • This paper proposes a new benchmark, called Hallu-PI, for evaluating hallucination in multi-modal large language models (MM-LLMs) when given perturbed inputs.
  • Hallucination refers to the generation of irrelevant or factually incorrect content by language models.
  • The authors test several state-of-the-art MM-LLMs on Hallu-PI and provide insights into their hallucination behaviors.

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The researchers created a new way to test how well multi-modal large language models (MM-LLMs) handle hallucination. Hallucination is when language models generate informat...

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