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Approach: They propose to use learning-tuned LLMs to infuse models with retrieval mechanisms to reduce hallucinations.
Outcome: The proposed approach reduces the frequency of hallucinations by reducing the coverage of relevant facts and generating more informative responses while providing higher attribution rates.

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