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Ethan Mollick says recent LLMs invent fewer citations but stay sycophantic

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Ethan Mollick says a mass replication of earlier LLM studies found that recent models no longer invent citations, and that their hallucination and stereotyping rates have dropped.

In the same post, he says these models remain sycophantic and lean left. The report is a single X post by Mollick; it does not give the replication's authors, sample, or the models tested.

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    Ethan Mollick says recent LLMs invent fewer citations but stay sycophantic

    AIEthan Mollick says a mass replication of earlier LLM findings shows recent models no longer invent citations, and hallucination and stereotyping rates have dropped. He adds that these models remain sycophantic and lean left.

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