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​Taylor Swift's Instagram profile is seen in this photo illustration taken in Warsaw, Poland on 11 September, 2024. The musician announced her endorsement of Kamala Harris for president shortly after the current vice president debated Donald Trump on live television that evening.
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Tell me lies, tell me sweet little AIs

Generative AI models have been known to hallucinate, or make things up and state them as facts (in other words, lie). But new research suggests that despite that shortcoming, AI could be a key tool for determining whether someone – a human – is telling the truth.

Can we trust AI to tell the truth?
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Can we trust AI to tell the truth?

Is it possible to create artificial intelligence that doesn't lie? On GZERO World with Ian Bremmer, cognitive scientist, psychologist, and author Gary Marcus sat down to unpack some of the major recent advances–and limitations–in the field of generative AI. Despite large language model tools like ChatGPT doing impressive things like writing movie scripts or college essays in a matter of seconds, there’s still a lot that artificial intelligence can’t do: namely, it has a pretty hard time telling the truth.