Microsoft has released a new tool, Correction, that it claims can revise AI hallucinations. But the tool has limitations, experts say.

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The tool first red-flags hallucinations, then initiates a rewriting process in real-time to ensure the inaccurate portions of query responses are revised.

Microsoft has introduced a new ‘Correction’ feature that automatically rectifies inaccurate AI hallucinations by cross-checking output with facts. It has also been added to Azure AI Content Safety’s groundedness detection system.

The feature is available via Microsoft's Azure services. The Azure AI Content Safety system has a tool dubbed groundedness detection. It identifies whether a response generated is grounded in reality or not. While the tool itself works in many different ways to detect instances of hallucination, the Correction feature works in a specific way.

A new feature in Microsoft's Azure AI Content Safety service enables AI systems to correct hallucinations on the fly, resulting in more accurate and useful outputs.

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