How do you write about examples of LLM hallucination without poisoning the well?
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standing-queries?
Reflection on documenting persistent research questions that warrant better answers but aren't urgent enough to pursue immediately.
Highlighting LLM-Generated Content in Search Results: Do We Need a New Link Attribute?
Exploring the challenges of differentiating LLM-generated content in search results and proposing possible actions.
Can you write about examples of LLM hallucination without poisoning the web?
How do you share about misinformation without spreading it? How do you link to the outputs of chatbots and generative search engines without deceiving folks?
"What does 'no knowledge cutoff' mean?"
A question.