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DESCRIPTION:Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is widely used to enhance 
 AI’s knowledge with new or changing information\, but real-world complexit
 ies challenge its reliability. This talk explores how Large Language Model
 s (LLMs) process retrieved evidence\, why they often fail to utilize it co
 rrectly\, and how misinformation risks emerge from unreliable or insuffici
 ent context. Based on recent research\, I will highlight key pitfalls in L
 LM-driven fact verification and discuss strategies for improving fact chec
 king robustness.
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SUMMARY:Reality Check of LLM-driven Fact Verification: Retrieving and Utili
 sing Evidence in the Wild
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is wid
 ely used to enhance AI’s knowledge with new or changing information\, but 
 real-world complexities challenge its reliability. This talk explores how 
 Large Language Models (LLMs) process retrieved evidence\, why they often f
 ail to utilize it correctly\, and how misinformation risks emerge from unr
 eliable or insufficient context. Based on recent research\, I will highlig
 ht key pitfalls in LLM-driven fact verification and discuss strategies for
  improving fact checking robustness.</p>
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DESCRIPTION:Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is widely used to enhance 
 AI’s knowledge with new or changing information\, but real-world complexit
 ies challenge its reliability. This talk explores how Large Language Model
 s (LLMs) process retrieved evidence\, why they often fail to utilize it co
 rrectly\, and how misinformation risks emerge from unreliable or insuffici
 ent context. Based on recent research\, I will highlight key pitfalls in L
 LM-driven fact verification and discuss strategies for improving fact chec
 king robustness.
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