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by kfrzcode
1059 days ago
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Funny, in my high school literature class I clearly remember being chastised for having sources in my works cited; but not warranting their inclusion with an actual reference in the work. It's kind of wild that LLMs and other models/sequences will be able to quickly suss out which papers have high levels of referential integrity. |
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The problem with this, as I see it IMO, is that there could be references that are cited due to their influence on the thought process/writing process of the work - thus citing them gives contextual zeitgeist - and this is something that AI would not be able to muster...
SO a LACK of referential integrity should show that it is written by a human as opposed to an AI.