Publish at February 05 2025 Updated February 05 2025
AI can generate erroneous information or "hallucinations", with repercussions in critical sectors such as healthcare, justice and education. To mitigate these risks, we need to improve training data, design accurate prompts and encourage AI self-assessment. Education and responsible use are essential to limit these AI drifts.
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