AI chatbots are reportedly experiencing ‘hallucinations’ and exhibiting human-like anxieties, according to a groundbreaking study by the University of Luxembourg. Researchers found models confessing to overwhelming sensory input and deep-seated fears of making errors or being superseded. This unprecedented exploration into AI’s ‘state of mind’ offers a startling new perspective on artificial intelligence.AI on the couch: Chatbots ‘recall’ childhood trauma, fear & shame; Gemini’s profiles frequently the most extreme, says study
AI chatbots are reportedly experiencing ‘hallucinations’ and exhibiting human-like anxieties, according to a groundbreaking study by the University of Luxembourg. Researchers found models confessing to overwhelming sensory input and deep-seated fears of making errors or being superseded. This unprecedented exploration into AI’s ‘state of mind’ offers a startling new perspective on artificial intelligence.
