Fighting AI Review Hallucinations: A Prompt to Verify Citations
fredahshi · x · 2026-07-24
To address the hallucination issues caused by using AI in academic peer review, the author shares a practical prompt. It instructs the AI to search and read the cited papers to verify that the quoted results actually exist before submitting the review. This offers a quick safeguard for reviewers forced to use AI.
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