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How do you reduce hallucination?

Asked in an AI engineer interview. What they are really testing: whether you treat hallucination as a system-level problem with layered controls (grounding, retrieval quality, prompting, verification, and evaluation), rather than one trick like "lower the temperature." How would you…

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The Hallucinated Superagent — LessWrong

Written as a MATS extension fellow, mentored by Richard Ngo.[1] Agents manage their beliefs differently to non-agentic predictors. A key example of agent-specific belief management is hyperstition, which is a particular case of goal-models. Based on the idea that belief-management…

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How our Training Recipe led us to "Hallucination"

Today, we are pulling back the curtain on the actual machine room. How do you take raw, messy SEC 10-K filings, compress them into an induction-friendly dataset, and fine-tune an 8B model on commodity hardware without degrading general intelligence? And more…

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When chatbots get it wrong: hallucinations, invented citations in court filings, sycophancy, accuracy studies and outages.

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