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No. Errors can also arise from ambiguity, missing context, incorrect source material, faulty inference, or failure to use relevant evidence that is already available.
No. Errors can also arise from ambiguity, missing context, incorrect source material, faulty inference, or failure to use relevant evidence that is already available.
Yes. It may add an unsupported detail, confuse speakers, or turn a possibility into a conclusion. Compare important summary claims with the original text.
No. Retrieval can provide evidence, but it can return unsuitable material, and the model can misinterpret correct material. Both stages need evaluation.
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