For instance I asked google how many Apple shares one person owned, it plucked a number from an article, but that was for a deal Apple made, and the person just happened to be involved in the deal.
Air India doesn't even have any A330s, so it's not even immediately obvious how the hallucination happened. It just straight up included the wrong plane.
This specific failure seems more egregious than most.
Sometimes it just takes a little leading, but you can get these things to say whatever you want without any actual regard as to veracity.
The answer may be semantically and grammatically correct, but it is nevertheless, largely bullshit.
orionblastar•7mo ago