Right citation, overstated claim: inline source snippets catch AI's missing qualifiers
memokris · reddit · 2026-09-28
The author shows an AI draft turning 'delivery targeted for a date, pending a supplier check' into a confirmed promise — citation and date both correct, but no fact supports the stronger claim. Instead of reference IDs, embedding the source snippet next to the draft lets reviewers compare wording and instantly spot dropped qualifiers. The display doesn't judge the claim; it surfaces the context that matters.
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