Research
Research a question without trusting invented citations
Treat every reference as a lead. Open the page, then decide what you believe.
Start with a precise question
Write the question, the time window, and what would count as a good answer. Vague prompts invite generic surveys.
Prefer tools that show links
If you use an answer engine that cites sources, open the links in a new tab. If you use a general chat tool, ask it to label uncertainty, then search those claims yourself.
Watch for invented references
Models can fabricate article titles, paper authors, and quotation marks. If you cannot reach the source, do not cite it.
Keep a short source list
For each keeper, record the official URL, the date you opened it, and the sentence it actually supports. That list is the deliverable, not the chat log.
This site does not claim that any product is “accurate.” Citation features help only when you follow them.