A real citation can still be the wrong evidence for an AI answer
An AI answer says a treatment “improves long-term outcomes” and links to a real study. But suppose that study only measured a short-term indicator. The link works, the paper exists, and the claim still goes beyond the evidence. Checking whether a citation is fabricated only catches one kind of erro…
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- 2026-10-30 02:07 · r/artificial
A real citation can still be the wrong evidence for an AI answer
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