In 1989, Roger Penrose argued no machine could ever think like us. Today's AI researchers are circling one half of his claim, and it explains why your chatbot lies.
Here's the half. The same dial that makes a model creative is the one that makes it hallucinate. Turn it down: accurate and dull. Turn it up: surprising, and prone to making things up.
The model that dares to write something new is the same model that dares to invent a fact.
We're pouring billions into scrubbing the lies out. But if you scrub out every hallucination, you might scrub out the imagination too.
As human beings, we too hallucinate all the time. We imagine futures. We invent stories. We see patterns. We form hypotheses. Much of this is wrong, but some of it becomes science, art, philosophy, and technology.
Human societies developed methods to discipline imagination. We need AI to have more discipline.
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