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The technical root cause of hallucination in large models lies in the autoregressive generation mechanism, where the model predicts only the statistically most likely next token based on the preceding context; researchers divide hallucinations into intrinsic hallucinations and extrinsic hallucinations.
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元认知反馈：用强化学习让大模型准确表达不确定性
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