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Hallucinations in agents directly translate into erroneous actions, including calling non-existent tools, fabricating file contents, and inventing error messages and then executing subsequent operations based on them.
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6/1/2026
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AI Agent模型分层路由策略：Token成本、幻觉应对与选型实战
bilibili前端小卒
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