Researcher Tests If Telling AI 'It's Safe to Say I Don't Know' Reduces Hallucination
A developer ran a controlled experiment to see whether a 'psychological safety prompt' could reduce AI hallucination by signaling to the model that admitting uncertainty is acceptable behavior. The…
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