Challenge: Large language models are increasingly being adopted as the cognitive core of embodied agents.
Approach: They propose a systematic study of hallucinations in large language models . they aim to understand to what extent hallucinos occur, what types trigger them .
Outcome: The proposed model can induce hallucinations up to 40 higher than base prompts . the model fails to resolve scene-task inconsistencies, the study finds .

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