This would make it easier to detect hallucinations.
All Citations Should Include Hyperlinks (If Possible)
Via LLRX – All Citations Should Include Hyperlinks (If Possible) – Amelia Landenberger explains that as a general principle, citations in scholarly works have two purposes: to prove that the point is supported by evidence, and to allow the reader to find the evidence that the author is citing to. The pain of citations comes from the requirement that these citations be made as brief as possible by painstakingly utilizing a series of standardized abbreviations. The requirement to abbreviate arises mainly from a historical limitation: the scarcity of paper and ink.
Terms like “the front” become less meaningful every day. (Would it be ethical to target Putin?)
https://www.ft.com/content/72c497dc-c6f0-448c-ac92-5f8e43368534
Ukraine strikes Russian drone factory 1,300km from border
Ukraine has carried out its longest-range drone strikes in Russia more than two years into Moscow’s full-scale war, injuring at least a dozen people in an attack on an industrial facility and a refinery more than 1,300km behind enemy lines.
Is your memory better than Big Brother’s (or one of his many minions?)
The Must-Check Profile You Didn’t Know You Had: How To Claim Your Free LexisNexis Risk Report Today
… Lexis/Nexis compiles consumer information – and you can request a free copy of your file with them as well, which also gives you a path to dispute inaccurate information about you.
I ordered mine and found that American Express had just requested information about me. The report had every address I’d lived at since I was in college. It had my insurance policies, and claim information. It contained my work address, my social security number, and phone number history. It had every variation of my name (with and without “Mr.” as well as with and without middle name or middle initial). There was also one data source that had consistently slightly wrong variations of names and addresses tied to my record.
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