Jev Hallucination and Confidence Test
邦法 tested Jev with yes/no questions and confidence scores to assess whether it hallucinated. Jev consistently answered “no” to a question about a manager’s message and gave lower confidence for questions with no answer in the material.
The manager-message question was repeated 20 times, and Jev said “no” each time with 27%–32% confidence. Across six rephrasings, it still answered “no,” while confidence ranged from 27% to 45%. The author also reports 99% confidence when the material contained an answer, versus 23% and 57% for questions it could not answer.
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