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A new idea to tackle AI hallucinations - Science and brainteaser with Dr Jonathan Webb

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AI-hallucinations, like a case last month when Google's AI summaries suggested cats had visited the moon, are a serious issue for the rapidly expanding technology.

Now researchers from Oxford University have outlined a system for flagging unreliable or inaccurate text generated by large language models. So, how does it work?

Guest: Dr Jonathan Webb, ABC Science Editor

Brainteaser (answer in the audio): If you write out the numerals from 1 to 1000, which digit occurs the most times?For more of the latest science news, look for the science section on the ABC News website and sign up to a weekly email newsletter.

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AI-hallucinations, like a case last month when Google's AI summaries suggested cats had visited the moon, are a serious issue for the rapidly expanding technology.

Now researchers from Oxford University have outlined a system for flagging unreliable or inaccurate text generated by large language models. So, how does it work?

Guest: Dr Jonathan Webb, ABC Science Editor

Brainteaser (answer in the audio): If you write out the numerals from 1 to 1000, which digit occurs the most times?For more of the latest science news, look for the science section on the ABC News website and sign up to a weekly email newsletter.

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