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    "text": "i feel like the 2020s have been defined by a collective consumer bewilderment. they keep telling us there's great new technology, over and over—it's new and wonderful and and it's going to change the world!! and in reality it all simply suuuuuuucks",
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          "alt": "For more than two years, companies like OpenAl and Google steadily improved their A.I. systems and reduced the frequency of these errors. But with the use of new reasoning systems, errors are rising. The latest OpenAI systems hallucinate at a higher rate than the company's previous system, according to the company's own tests.\nThe company found that 03- its most powerful system - hallucinated 33 percent of the time when running its PersonQA benchmark test, which involves answering questions about public figures. That is more than twice the hallucination rate of OpenAI's previous reasoning system, called o1. The new o4-mini hallucinated at an even higher rate: 48 percent.",
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