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Study: Fluent AI Responses Lead Users to Ignore Hallucinations

A new study found that users are likely to trust large language model responses containing hallucinations if the language is fluent and polished. The research suggests that fluency alone is insufficient for evaluating AI accuracy, highlighting risks of being misled by confident but incorrect answers.

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