Generative AI is reshaping how we work and communicate, revealing that inaccuracies—termed hallucinations—are not solely an AI issue but prevalent in human discourse. Meetings, often fraught with miscommunications, exemplify this phenomenon, where misunderstandings from differing assumptions can lead to unproductive discussions. The concept of common ground in linguistics highlights the shared knowledge that ideally facilitates communication. However, when there's a disparity in these assumptions, it results in a breakdown of effective dialogue, showcasing the critical importance of clarity in collaborative settings.
In meetings, hallucinations occur when incorrect assumptions derail conversations, leading to misunderstandings and circular discussions that prevent actual goals from being accomplished.
Hallucinations aren't just an AI problem; inaccuracies abound in human interactions, particularly in corporate meetings where communication is complex and challenging.
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