AI chatbots often give inaccurate answers, known as "hallucinations." Researchers propose using one chatbot to check another's responses. A study showed chatbots agreed with human evaluations 93% of the time. However, some experts caution that using chatbots to evaluate each other might introduce bias, raising concerns about reliability and the potential risks in critical fields.
AI chatbots often give inaccurate answers, known as "hallucinations." Researchers propose using one chatbot to check another's responses. A study showed chatbots agreed with human evaluations 93% of the time. However, some experts caution that using chatbots to evaluate each other might introduce bias, raising concerns about reliability and the potential risks in critical fields.