[Comment] Deception in clinical large language models: an under-recognised safety risk
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[Comment] Deception in clinical large language models: an under-recognised safety risk. Large language models (LLMs) are rapidly being integrated into clinical workflows, supporting tasks such as diagnosis generation and patient communication.1 Hallucinations—unintended fabrications arising from gaps in a model’s underlying knowledge—are a well recognised risk. However, research in 2024 has identified a distinct class of model behaviour, known as deception. Deception occurs when a model produces outputs that misrepresent its reasoning or capabilities in ways that make the output appear more credible or aligned with user expectations.
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- [Comment] Deception in clinical large language models: an under-recognised safety riskThe Lancet Digital Health —
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