Formal audit detects omitted source relationships in generative search

A four-predicate specification and reference checker identify whether a missing source relationship is resolved only when all evidence is complete.

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The authors specify a claim-gated audit procedure for generative search answers that checks whether a source relationship omitted from the answer is resolved.

The authors formalize a claim-gated source-risk audit for the query–source–answer tuple in generative search.

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From Google LLC and 2 others

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A four-predicate audit can determine whether a generative search answer omits a source relationship that changes its interpretation.

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