Tim Sanders
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 13 Feb
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It's like hallucinations are confident errors, which are often the confabulation of data.
The number one way to reduce hallucinations is less training or structure of the models and more context that we give the models.
So hallucinations have been as much a skills problem on the part of the human as it has been a model problem.
Well, I'm gonna walk you through some fun here.
Okay.
I'm gonna go Sheldon Cooper Big Bang Theory on you now.
So, you know, in addition to my work at G2, I'm an executive fellow.
at the digital data design institute at Harvard and we geek out on stuff.
So let me talk to you a little bit about hallucinations.
So machine hallucinations have been coming down probably ninety percent a year since twenty twenty two.
about as fast as the price of intelligence is coming down.
So the number of hallucinations is dropping dramatically.
As we see new reasoning models, it drops even more because reasoning is iterative and quality prompts can reduce hallucinations by design.
So someone who's got a good prompt skill can probably see continued 90% reductions hallucinations now, not every year, but every time a new model comes out.
So it's reducing dramatically.
When Altman said that, if he said it again, he'd probably say three to five percent.
It really depends on the
use case Jordan.
It really does.
Right.
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