AI Doesn’t Have a Hallucination Problem. It Has an Architecture Problem.
AI hallucinations aren’t a bug — they’re an architectural flaw. By jamming knowledge storage and reasoning into one neural network, we’ve built systems that can’t distinguish between what they know and what they’re generating. The fix isn’t more compute. It’s splitting the AI’s brain into two distinct systems: a Library that stores facts and a Librarian that reasons about them. This mirrors human cognition and could be the key to trustworthy AI.