iamtrask Says AI Uses Vague Language to Avoid Mistakes
iamtrask · x · 2026-07-07
Andrew Trask (iamtrask) shares observations on AI handling professional tasks: to avoid hallucinations, AI adjusts responses to a "perfectly vague" level to avoid errors, producing much empty content. He believes this cannot be solved by alignment but requires human taste, trust, and scarce high-quality data.
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