Everyday AI

What is Source Citation?

A note that shows where a claim came from, like a link, a book page or a report name, so you can open it and check. A link alone is not proof; make sure the page really says that.

claim → call number → page agrees

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A source citation tells you…

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In real work

The AI's answer about glass recycling came with a source citation linking to the city's page, so Grace clicked through and confirmed the rule.

In the illustration

A claim card carries a call number. Its catalog drawer slides out, the matching book drops onto the stand and opens to the page that says the same thing.

Use it in a prompt

What does our state require for a booster seat for a 6-year-old? Give a source citation for each rule with a link to the official page, and if your AI assistant can't search the web, say so.

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