IN A REAL SITUATION
For example.
A sales proposal that announces a delivery time missing from the quote: the figure is plausible, but nothing supports it.
All terms
THE INKORE GLOSSARY
Hallucination
An AI hallucination is a statement produced by an AI that sounds plausible but rests on no reliable source: an invented figure, date or quotation.
Also known as: AI hallucination · confabulation
Language models produce the most likely text, not verified text. When information is missing, they can fill the gap convincingly: that filling-in is what we call a hallucination.
It cannot be eliminated entirely, but it can be limited: chosen sources, an instruction not to invent anything, an explicit request to flag gaps, and a review of sensitive statements.
IN INKORE
How Inkore applies it.
Inkore works from the sources you choose, and its results remain drafts to review. An external action — such as sending a proposal — waits for your approval after you have read the exact text.
See the productThe point to keep in mind.
Check figures, dates, names and commitments first, and ask for the source of any important statement.
Not to be confused with: Source error
If the source document is wrong, the AI repeats the error without hallucinating: check the quality of the context too.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How can you prevent AI hallucinations?
Give precise sources, forbid adding figures or dates that are not in the documents, and ask for a list of what is missing. Then review sensitive statements before any use, starting with those that cite no source. This limits hallucinations, even if it cannot rule them out.
ONE INTENTION IS ENOUGH TO BEGIN
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