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Tencent T1 Reasoning Model Launched Amid Growing AI Competition in China
Tencent launched its T1 reasoning model, intensifying competition in China's AI sector. Announced via WeChat, the upgraded model features faster responses and improved capabilities for processing lengthy text documents. The launch coincides with heightened rivalry following DeepSeek’s release of models offering comparable or superior performance ...
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) Launches Automated Reasoning Checks in Preview to Combat AI Hallucinations
Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched a new service at its ongoing re:Invent conference that will help enterprises reduce instances of artificial intelligence (AI) hallucination. Launched on Monday, the Automated Reasoning checks tool is available in preview and can be found within the Amazon Bedrock Guardrails. The company claimed that the tool mathe...
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OpenAI’s Transcription Tool Reportedly Adding Hallucinated Content in Medical Consultation Records
OpenAI released an artificial intelligence (AI) tool dubbed Whisper in 2022, which can transcribe speech to text. However, a report claimed that the AI tool is prone to hallucinations and is adding imaginary text in transcriptions. This is concerning as the tool is said to be used in several high-risk industries such as medicine and accessibility.
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Microsoft Launches ‘Correction’, an AI Feature That Can Detect and Fix AI Hallucinations
Microsoft launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) capability on Tuesday that will identify and correct instances when an AI model generates incorrect information. Dubbed “Correction”, the feature is being integrated within Azure AI Content Safety’s groundedness detection system. Since this feature is available only through Azure, it is li...
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Inbred, Gibberish Or Just MAD? Warnings Rise About AI Models
The ultimate concern is that AI-generated content could take over the web, which could in turn render chatbots and image generators useless
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"Isolated Examples": Google After AI Search Tells Users To Glue Pizza, Eat Rocks
Google's new search feature that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to answer users' questions is facing criticism for providing inaccurate responses, including telling users to eat rocks and mix pizza cheese with glue.
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Google’s AI Overviews Said to Suffer From AI Hallucination, Advises Using Glue on Pizza
Google’s brand-new AI-powered search tool, AI Overviews, is facing a blowback for providing inaccurate and somewhat bizarre answers to users’ queries as it advised a user to use glue on pizza. Upon further investigation, the source was reportedly found and it turned out to be a Reddit comment from more than a decade ago.
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Google Gemini YouTube Music Extension Rolls Out to Users Globally, Will Play Songs on Command
Google has started rolling out a new feature for its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Gemini. Users will now see an option to play songs on YouTube Music by directly requesting the AI assistant. This is being done via a new YouTube Music extension for Gemini that integrates the app within the platform. The tech giant showcased the extension bri...
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"ChatGPT Keeps Hallucinating": OpenAI's AI Tool Faces Austria Complaint
A Vienna-based privacy campaign group said Monday it would file a complaint against ChatGPT in Austria, claiming the "hallucinating" flagship AI tool invents wrong answers, which creator OpenAI cannot correct.
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We Tried Google’s Gemini AI Chatbot and Found It to Be More Capable but Still Prone to Hallucinations
Google has come a long way with its generative artificial intelligence (AI) offerings. It has recently shifted to the Gemini AI model, which the company claims is its most powerful foundation model. We decided to test the chatbot in multiple parameters, such as generative capability, accuracy, image generation, and more, to see how it fared.
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Cambridge Dictionary Crowns 'Hallucinate' As Word Of 2023, Shares New AI-Related Definition
The development comes after there has been a dramatic rise in generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT, Bard, and Grok.
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Google Search Head Warns Against "Hallucinating" AI Chatbots: Report
Alphabet, which is still conducting user testing on Bard, has not yet indicated when the app could go public.
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Tencent T1 Reasoning Model Launched Amid Growing AI Competition in China
Tencent launched its T1 reasoning model, intensifying competition in China's AI sector. Announced via WeChat, the upgraded model features faster responses and improved capabilities for processing lengthy text documents. The launch coincides with heightened rivalry following DeepSeek’s release of models offering comparable or superior performance ...
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) Launches Automated Reasoning Checks in Preview to Combat AI Hallucinations
Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched a new service at its ongoing re:Invent conference that will help enterprises reduce instances of artificial intelligence (AI) hallucination. Launched on Monday, the Automated Reasoning checks tool is available in preview and can be found within the Amazon Bedrock Guardrails. The company claimed that the tool mathe...
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OpenAI’s Transcription Tool Reportedly Adding Hallucinated Content in Medical Consultation Records
OpenAI released an artificial intelligence (AI) tool dubbed Whisper in 2022, which can transcribe speech to text. However, a report claimed that the AI tool is prone to hallucinations and is adding imaginary text in transcriptions. This is concerning as the tool is said to be used in several high-risk industries such as medicine and accessibility.
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Microsoft Launches ‘Correction’, an AI Feature That Can Detect and Fix AI Hallucinations
Microsoft launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) capability on Tuesday that will identify and correct instances when an AI model generates incorrect information. Dubbed “Correction”, the feature is being integrated within Azure AI Content Safety’s groundedness detection system. Since this feature is available only through Azure, it is li...
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Inbred, Gibberish Or Just MAD? Warnings Rise About AI Models
The ultimate concern is that AI-generated content could take over the web, which could in turn render chatbots and image generators useless
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"Isolated Examples": Google After AI Search Tells Users To Glue Pizza, Eat Rocks
Google's new search feature that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to answer users' questions is facing criticism for providing inaccurate responses, including telling users to eat rocks and mix pizza cheese with glue.
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Google’s AI Overviews Said to Suffer From AI Hallucination, Advises Using Glue on Pizza
Google’s brand-new AI-powered search tool, AI Overviews, is facing a blowback for providing inaccurate and somewhat bizarre answers to users’ queries as it advised a user to use glue on pizza. Upon further investigation, the source was reportedly found and it turned out to be a Reddit comment from more than a decade ago.
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Google Gemini YouTube Music Extension Rolls Out to Users Globally, Will Play Songs on Command
Google has started rolling out a new feature for its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Gemini. Users will now see an option to play songs on YouTube Music by directly requesting the AI assistant. This is being done via a new YouTube Music extension for Gemini that integrates the app within the platform. The tech giant showcased the extension bri...
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"ChatGPT Keeps Hallucinating": OpenAI's AI Tool Faces Austria Complaint
A Vienna-based privacy campaign group said Monday it would file a complaint against ChatGPT in Austria, claiming the "hallucinating" flagship AI tool invents wrong answers, which creator OpenAI cannot correct.
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We Tried Google’s Gemini AI Chatbot and Found It to Be More Capable but Still Prone to Hallucinations
Google has come a long way with its generative artificial intelligence (AI) offerings. It has recently shifted to the Gemini AI model, which the company claims is its most powerful foundation model. We decided to test the chatbot in multiple parameters, such as generative capability, accuracy, image generation, and more, to see how it fared.
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Cambridge Dictionary Crowns 'Hallucinate' As Word Of 2023, Shares New AI-Related Definition
The development comes after there has been a dramatic rise in generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT, Bard, and Grok.
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Google Search Head Warns Against "Hallucinating" AI Chatbots: Report
Alphabet, which is still conducting user testing on Bard, has not yet indicated when the app could go public.
