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Approach: They propose a dialogue-level hallucination evaluation benchmark for large language models . they integrate the topic into prompts and facilitate a dialog between two LLMs .
Outcome: The proposed benchmark covers four common multi-turn dialogue domains and five hallucination subtypes, extended from factuality and faithfulness hallucines.

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