Earlier this month, for what appears to be the first time, an Ontario court received court filings from a lawyer that contained fake legal cases, or “AI hallucinations.” As one might imagine ...

Since May 1, judges have called out at least 23 examples of AI hallucinations in court records. Legal researcher Damien Charlotin's data shows fake citations have grown more common since 2023.

These so-called “hallucinations” are more than just a nuisance—they can derail workflows, undermine trust, and even lead to costly mistakes. But here’s the good news: by fine-tuning your ...

That original mission accomplished, Tunstall-Pedoe now has a new challenge in his sights: to kill off AI hallucinations, which he says makes the technology highly risky for all of us to use.

They’re called AI “hallucinations” and the made-up citations generated by artificial intelligence chatbots have just landed a second Ontario lawyer this month in hot water. The latest case ...

commonly referred to as “hallucinations.” MongoDB, which positions itself as a native platform for AI-powered application development, is investing heavily in this space, particularly through ...

The Hallucinations shade in particular brings a sheer, golden glow that flatters everyone without washing you out or veering into full-glitter territory. And yes, we’ve heard the sticky-gloss ...

Anthropic, the AI firm, has unveiled two new artificial intelligence models—Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4—touting them as the most advanced systems in the industry. Built with enhanced ...

"There is a world of difference between a missed citation and a hallucination generated by AI, and everyone on this call knows that," she said, according to a transcript of the hearing cited by ...

“This is not an hallucination,” Morrissey tells us at 3Arena on Saturday, in case we were wondering, yet tonight does seem strangely chimeric. Morrissey remains something of an anomaly in ...