Generative AI answers are essentially worthless without full attribution for the sources of the information. It's not just a matter of giving proper credit to those sources, but permitting users to easily click through for more details and especially to determine the veracity of the AI answers, both in total and in their individual parts.
An AI answer might be accurate in most respects, causing users to assume it's accurate in all respects, but be wrong about even one critical aspect of the answer that could result in injury or death to the person assuming 100% accuracy.
Disastrous. Not hyperbole. Will the firms take responsibility for damages done by errors in their AI answers?
