Bullshit Detector
Detects hallucinations (false info) in AI-generated content
What it does
Artificial intelligence is famous for generating factually incorrect information with confidence (so called "hallucinations"), making it easy to confuse it as factually correct information. Bullshit Detector detects if the content is factually correct.
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