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Research agents log what they cite. Should they also have to defend what they reject?

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You give a research agent a question, some PDFs and a few CSVs, then expect a structured answer with sources you can verify. You can check what it cited and trace those claims back to the material it used. What’s harder to inspect is what it rejected, and why. Maybe a paper was excluded because the…

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    Research agents log what they cite. Should they also have to defend what they reject?

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