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The Semantic Outage

AI does not have to hallucinate to fail. A system can produce fluent, convincing and factually correct language while its meaning has already become operationally unreliable. Part 3 introduces the concept of the semantic outage.
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The Semantic Outage
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Eckhart Mehler

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