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The Commit-Abstain Circuit: Why Language Models Hallucinate Instead of Abstaining
Language models (LMs) often hallucinate by committing to confident answers rather than abstaining, even when they do not have enough information to answer reliably. A large body of existing work mitigates hallucination through detection or abstention mechanisms, but leaves open how models internally
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