Improve ChatGPT with Knowledge Graphs
ChatGPT has shown impressive capabilities in processing and generating human-like text. However, it is not without its imperfections. A primary concern is the model’s propensity to produce either inaccurate or obsolete answers, often called “hallucinations.”
The New York Times recently highlighted this issue in their article, “Here’s What Happens When Your Lawyer Uses ChatGPT.” It presents a lawsuit where a lawyer leaned heavily on ChatGPT to assist in preparing a court filing for a client suing an airline. The model generated fictional court decisions to back its arguments, which didn’t go unnoticed. This incident underscores the need for solutions to ground AI models like ChatGPT and improve their performance.
To address this, we propose an approach