Fix Hallucinations Before Features
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Aniket Kodre
The priority should be fixing the model’s hallucination issues instead of introducing new updates. Right now, it frequently fails to follow instructions, ignores the specified theme, and does not respect the provided themeId even when it is explicitly defined in the prompt.
Additionally, the output lacks consistency, which makes it unreliable for practical use. These core issues need to be addressed before adding new features.
Nik Payne (Gamma design)
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Improving Consistency and Reducing Hallucinations
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Aniket Kodre
Reduce hallucinations first. For the same prompt and content, it currently generates highly inconsistent outputs and introduces unnecessary additions even in "preserve" mode.
Nik Payne (Gamma design)
Totally hear you, Aniket Kodre. When the model ignores instructions or a theme/themeId, it makes everything else feel kinda pointless. I’ll pass this to the team.
Quick couple questions so we can pin it down:
1) Can you share a prompt (or a redacted version) where themeId is explicitly set but gets ignored, plus what you expected vs what you got?
2) When you say “inconsistent output,” is it varying across repeated runs with the same prompt, or changing mid-generation within a single run?
Nik Payne (Gamma design)
Totally hear you, Aniket Kodre. Inconsistent outputs and extra “creative” additions in preserve mode are super frustrating. I’ll pass this to the team. Quick couple questions so we can pin it down: (1) what kind of content are you preserving (text, tables, citations, formatting), and what are the most common unwanted additions you see? (2) do you have a small example prompt + source content where it happens reliably (even a screenshot is fine)?
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Aniket Kodre
Nik Payne (Gamma design)I am using Markdown with tables and text formatting, but I’m seeing unexpected notes or highlighted sections appearing in a different color palette than the selected theme. This happens even though I have explicitly specified the theme in the prompt and also passed a themeId parameter.
The output does not fully respect the intended styling, and certain elements (like notes or callouts) seem to be rendered with default or conflicting styles instead of the chosen theme.