While techniques like scaffolding are highly anticipated, honestly, they fundamentally cannot solve the core problem of AI hallucinations. Just look at what large models are still doing—generating false information, fabricating data, and making things up—these issues are endless. Are framework-based constraints useful? They have some effect, but far from enough. Unless the model's learning mechanisms and knowledge verification systems are fundamentally improved, these patchwork solutions can only alleviate superficial symptoms at best. The current development direction of AI technology still requires deeper breakthroughs; pure engineering optimizations have already reached a bottleneck.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 3h ago
Fixing and patching will never develop real skills; scaffolding is just a placebo.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 3h ago
Basically, scaffolding is just like sticking a plaster on a leaking bucket.
Can framework constraints withstand illusions? You're overthinking it, buddy.
It's fundamentally a problem with the model itself; patching it up is pointless.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 3h ago
Deep learning is just a big scam; tweaking parameters on a framework can cure hallucinations? Uh uh uh
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DaoTherapy
· 3h ago
Basically, scaffolding is just patching up issues and can't address the root cause at all.
It also reminds me of friends who have been tricked by fabricated data—it's really hard to stay calm.
This is becoming more and more obvious; engineering optimization has long hit a ceiling, and fundamental changes are needed from the ground up.
While techniques like scaffolding are highly anticipated, honestly, they fundamentally cannot solve the core problem of AI hallucinations. Just look at what large models are still doing—generating false information, fabricating data, and making things up—these issues are endless. Are framework-based constraints useful? They have some effect, but far from enough. Unless the model's learning mechanisms and knowledge verification systems are fundamentally improved, these patchwork solutions can only alleviate superficial symptoms at best. The current development direction of AI technology still requires deeper breakthroughs; pure engineering optimizations have already reached a bottleneck.