Tag: AI hallucinations

OpenAI proposes a new strategy to combat AI models' tendency to produce false or fabricated information called process supervision. Instead of rewarding only the final correct conclusion, AI models are rewarded for each correct reasoning step, improving accuracy in multi-step domains. Their approach could lead to more human-like thinking and better explainable AI.

CEO Mark Walters sues OpenAI for defamation after the chatbot produced a report wrongly identifying him. The case will test the lab's legal responsibility for false information.

OpenAI develops solution to curb AI hallucinations and misinformation in ChatGPT, using process supervision to improve accuracy. Critics call for more transparency and accountability.

OpenAI trains a model to mitigate AI hallucinations, using a dataset of 800k human labels. The reward model approach performs better overall.

This article discusses the implications of the revolutionary AI program ChatGPT, created by OpenAI and its possible effects in the educational system. Learn what Prof. Valerie Schafer, Nathan Summers and Patrick Mischo say about the ethical issues, the use of AI within the legal system and the power large corporations have in our lives.