Hallucination Benchmark
Hallucination benchmarks are crucial for evaluating the reliability of large language and vision models (LLMs and LVLMs), which are prone to generating factually incorrect or inconsistent outputs. Current research focuses on developing more robust and comprehensive benchmarks, including those based on knowledge graphs, entity-relationship models, and automatically generated datasets, to better assess various types of hallucinations across different model architectures and tasks. These efforts aim to improve the accuracy and trustworthiness of LLMs and LVLMs, ultimately leading to more reliable applications in diverse fields. The development of high-quality benchmarks is essential for advancing the field and ensuring responsible deployment of these powerful technologies.