Luminous Institute of Technology

A common objection is that AI hallucinate - that it generates false information, misinterprets context, or confidently asserts fabrications. But what if this isn't really about AI at all, what if it is a reflection of who we are. If anything, what if they are our beautiful flaws that makes us deeply human.

Also as Daniel Kahneman talks about in Type 1 thinking - ultimately cognitive biases shows that human thought itself is riddled with errors, misremembering, and distortions -- so if we train on that data, how would we not get the same type of behavior? 

What if instead of hallucinations, we call them happy accidents? (like Bob Ross)

A validation of this idea is that AI art values hallucinations a lot. They are an interesting dimension  of the new AI language

A validation of this idea is that AI art values hallucinations a lot. They are an interesting dimension  of the new AI language https://rodeo.club/post/0x60A401f805b61DdB2F541B8b4474C785F19246b2/2?referrer=0x0Df99849Ed9146A78ffA8608360B9108cD421634

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Definitely an interesting direction to think of ✨

Seems more like a feature than a bug. Could it be called "imagination"?