Exploring how AI hallucinations might not be bugs but features—digital manifestations of Girard's scapegoat mechanism as AI systems resolve contradictions in their mimetic learning from human data.
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AI hallucinations aren't actually errors or bugs, but a digital version of the scapegoat mechanism. When these systems face contradictory information in their training data, they fabricate a 'third option'—a hallucination—that resolves the conflict and allows the mimetic system to move forward.
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Girard’s "Mimetic Contagion" in AI
Applying René Girard to 2026 Large Language Models.
Theory: AI does not have original desire; it operates on pure "Mimesis" (imitation) of human training data. Therefore, AI inevitably inherits Mimetic Rivalry. When an AI "hallucinates," it is not an error, but a digital "Scapegoat Mechanism"—fabricating a victim/fact to resolve conflicting patterns in the dataset without violence.
System Focus: Systemic origins of error within mimetic systems.
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