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# Claim Verification

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  1. arXiv

    HPC operations reports stop trusting retrieval alone: REPORT-OPS gates evidence before any claim ships

    Operational reporting for high-performance computing facilities has to assemble monitoring, scheduler, incident and storage records into a traceable conclusion, and a retrieved record is not automatically fit to support a specific claim. REPORT-OPS lets a large language model interpret requests, plan evidence collection and draft reports, while author-seeded policies and automated checks decide whether the evidence qualifies, then answer, qualify the conclusion or withhold it. On 68 sanitized operational queries, the full system reached 68.63% Pass@80 against 7.02% for the strongest retrieval baseline, and evidence gating raised claim-support precision from 40.58% to 90.06%.

  2. arXiv

    TGMS uses plan and evidence contracts to make database-agent plans rejectable and claims checkable

    The work proposes two enforceable contracts for LLM agents over databases: a plan contract that statically checks plan structure, result-field references, and grounded identifiers before execution, and an evidence contract that records belief state, completeness, and provenance so claims can be verified; in TGMS, result-field checking turns invalid references into repairable rejections, completeness propagation detects truncated-count failures in all 15 controlled cases, and claim gating leaves none of 199 emitted answers with an unsupported gated claim at the cost of 21 fewer answers.

  3. A 40-day measurement of 55,393 trending queries finds Google AI Overviews activate on 13.7% of searches (64.7% for question-form queries) and that 11.0% of 98,020 atomic claims are unsupported by their cited sources

    Using a Puppeteer crawler on AWS Lambda, the authors ran a 40-day longitudinal measurement (March 13–April 21, 2026) over 55,393 trending Google queries across 19 topical categories and found that AI Overviews activate on 13.7% of queries overall (64.7% for question-form queries), that cited domains are more credible than co-displayed first-page results yet 29.8% do not appear on the first page at all, that 11.0% of 98,020 atomic claims are unsupported by the cited pages with omission as the dominant failure mode, and that at least 50.6% of cited pages carry display advertising.

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