MIT scholar Benjamin Lindquist's paper traces AI hallucinations to early neural network research from the mid-20th century that introduced randomness.
MIT assistant professor of history Benjamin Lindquist published a paper in Past and Present tracing generative AI hallucinations back to mid-20th-century engineers who intentionally injected randomness and irrationality into algorithms to simulate human creativity.
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