"Hallucination-free" classifiers don't exist: everyone betting against the bitter lesson has lost
ziv_ravid · x · 2026-09-20
zivravid pushes back on the Jevons-era hype around an encoder/classifier revival: encoders and classifiers existed long before 2026; there's no such thing as "hallucination-free" — those are just called errors; and so far, everyone who has bet against the bitter lesson has lost.
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