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No. Match the check to the task. Fiction may need consistency and editorial review, while factual explanations require evidence for the real-world claims they make.
No. Match the check to the task. Fiction may need consistency and editorial review, while factual explanations require evidence for the real-world claims they make.
It can reveal some mistakes, but it is not independent evidence. Important factual claims should be checked against sources, calculations, or executable tests.
Confirm that the source exists, that it contains the claimed information, and that its date and scope fit the question being answered.
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