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Attributable Post-Rationalization in RAG Citations: A Controlled Reproduction and an RLVR Comparison
A RAG system can hand you the right answer and cite a source it did not actually use. Models output these unfaithful citations via post-rationalization: they write the answer first and then attach a citation to whatever passage looks close enough. Search agents are now trained with reinforcement lea
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