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Researchers find that retrieval-augmented AI models still struggle to cite source evidence, with only 22-40% source adherence compared to 0% for non-RAG models.

arXiv cs.CLApr 9, 20261 min read
Researchers find that retrieval-augmented AI models still struggle to cite source evidence, with only 22-40% source adherence compared to 0% for non-RAG models.

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3 Key Points

  1. Study evaluated six LLMs on 90 Stack Overflow questions using three programming textbooks as authoritative sources

  2. Non-RAG models showed 0% median source adherence, while baseline RAG systems achieved only 22-40% depending on the model

  3. Researchers propose illocutionary explanation planning approach to improve faithfulness and traceability in LLM-generated explanations

  4. Focus on making AI explanations scrutable so users can verify claims are actually supported by source evidence

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