Krishnan: With infinite compute, you could just let AI hallucinate freely
krishnan · x · 2026-11-14
Krishnan argues that if compute were effectively infinite, you could afford to let AI hallucinate a lot — implying that hallucination is fundamentally a problem of compute economics, where the cost of verification and error-correction is what currently constrains free-form generation.
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