Hallucination underlining
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No paper by this author appears in any research database. The AI likely made it up.
Only the claims that don’t hold up get underlined.
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The treaty was signed at Ghent on December 24, 1814.Open at this quote Copy MLA citation
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Chatbots write citations the same way they write everything else: by predicting what sounds right.
of GPT-4’s citations were completely made up in a study of 636 AI-written references. That’s nearly 1 in 5.
Walters & Wilder, Scientific Reports, 2023
of answers from eight AI search tools cited the wrong source for a news article.
Tow Center for Digital Journalism, via Nieman Lab, 2025
U.S. court cases where lawyers or litigants filed AI-hallucinated content. Reported cases are climbing fast.
AI Hallucination Cases database, via UNC Law Library (June 2026) and Maryland State Bar
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