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An LLM (Large Language Model) hallucination refers to instances where a language model generates information that is inaccurate\, misleading\, or completely fabricated\, despite being presented in a confident and authoritative manner.
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These hallucinations can range from minor inaccuracies to completely false statements\, and they occur due to various factors\, including the model'\;s training data limitations\, biases in the data\, or the inherent challenges in understanding context and factual accuracy.
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RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) is a technique designed to mitigate such hallucinations by combining the capabilities of a traditional language model with an external knowledge retrieval component.
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