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Posted on 24/04/202621/04/2026 by Rafael Scapin

LLMs hallucinate the most when you ask them to do this

LLMs can sound highly confident and well-structured, but they still frequently generate incorrect or fabricated information, especially for certain types of prompts, so their answers shouldn’t be trusted without verification.

https://www.makeuseof.com/llms-hallucinate-most-ask-them-do-this

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