OpenAI’s latest AI models are smarter, but they make things up more often. Here’s what we know

OpenAI's Reasoning Models Are "Hallucinating" And Creators Have No Idea Why: Report

OpenAI has been betting heavily on the new models to beat the likes of Google, Meta, xAI, Anthropic, and DeepSeek in the cutthroat global AI race.

Artificial intelligence progresses by leaps and bounds, already with reasoning in the models, but worse in terms of hallucinations, and it is something that concerns OpenAI.

OpenAI’s latest AI models are smarter, but they make things up more often. Here’s what we know

OpenAI launched its o3 and o4 mini reasoning models, claiming they approach AGI. However, a report reveals these models exhibit increased hallucinations, with o3 hallucinating 33% of the time, compared to lower rates in previous models. More research is needed to determine the underlying causes.

OpenAI's new reasoning AI models hallucinate more

OpenAI's reasoning AI models are getting better, but their hallucinating isn't, according to benchmark results.

OpenAI, which recently introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) model, is revealing its technical limitations as it fails to resolve the hallucination phenomenon. According to major foreign media outlets such as TechCrunch on the 20th, OpenAI is showing the accuracy of its model's knowledge about people.

OpenAI's Latest Models Hallucinate More Than Previous Ones

OpenAI has a problem with its latest reasoning models, with the company struggling to figure out why they hallucinate more. OpenAI o3 and o4-mini are two of the companies latest AI models, and among its most advanced yet. Unfortunately for the company, while most new AI models make improvements to the hallucination problem, OpenAI’s are bucking that trend by being worse than previous models. In a technical report, OpenAI says some of it may be b…