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AI temperature is not a truth meter

Sampling randomness and fact-checking answer different questions. A practical AI-literacy explainer; support varies by model.

Sampling randomness and fact-checking answer different questions. A practical AI-literacy explainer; support varies by model.

· Sous-titres, d'après Google Gemini API documentation, Anthropic glossary: temperature

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AI temperature is not a truth meter. It changes sampling randomness on models that support the setting. Less random. More verified?

Not necessarily. Zero does not guarantee identical answers. A sampling setting does not check facts. Check the claim.

Not just the confidence. Repetition is not verification. Open the source. Check its date.

Match the claim.

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