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Enterprises hesitate to deploy AI agents due to hallucinations—confident but false outputs. The paper argues that instead of waiting for hallucination-free models, layered oversight can ensure trustworthy AI by addressing hallucinations directly.
Enterprises hesitate to deploy AI agents due to hallucinations—confident but false outputs. The paper argues that instead of waiting for hallucination-free models, layered oversight can ensure trustworthy AI by addressing hallucinations directly.
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Enterprises will not deploy AI agents they cannot trust, and the most-cited reason for distrust is hallucination: confident, fluent output that is simply not true. The common response is to wait for a model that does not hallucinate. We argue that this is the wrong target. Large language models are, by...
Since large language models inherently produce unsupported text, building trust requires mechanisms beyond model improvements. Layered oversight offers a practical approach to deploying reliable AI in enterprise settings.
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