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Seeded from: Microsoft Research VeriTrail, new from Microsoft Research, can detect AI-generated content that is not supported by the source text, trace the provenance of content from final output back to the source, and locate where errors were likely introduced. The post VeriTrail: Detecting hallucination and tracing provenance i Read more: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/veritrail-detecting-hallucination-and-tracing-provenance-in-multi-step-ai-workflows/
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