Extractive-First Approach Reduces Hallucination Risk
PeterHndrsn · x · 2026-07-15
Through structured interviews conducted before launch, the team identified hallucination as a primary risk.
Therefore, they adopted an extractive-first approach: extracting facts directly from the source text first, then offering optional generative summaries. These summaries are strictly used to supplement case facts and aid in understanding retrieval results, ensuring the generative component doesn't overshadow the core content.
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