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OpenAI Research Shows Hallucination Stems from Flaws in Language Model Evaluation Systems

OpenAI's study published on September 5th demonstrates that large language models' hallucination problems stem from current evaluation methods that reward guessing instead of expressing uncertainty. The research uses statistical analysis to prove that hallucination is not a mysterious glitch but a natural consequence of the training process.

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Albania Appoints Artificial Intelligence as Minister for Public Procurement Oversight

Albania made history in September 2025 by appointing Diella, the world's first artificial intelligence-generated minister, who will oversee public procurement to eliminate corruption. The announcement came during the presentation of Prime Minister Edi Rama's new cabinet, following his historic fourth mandate secured in the May 2025

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Small Language Models Are the Future of Self-Operating AI Systems According to NVIDIA

NVIDIA researchers have presented compelling arguments for small language models (SLMs) being more suitable than large language models (LLMs) for powering autonomous task-performing AI systems. In their Arxiv study published in June 2025, the researchers explain that self-operating, task-oriented AI applications mostly perform repetitive, narrow-scope operations that don't

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