問題文
Claude produces a competitive analysis that cites an industry report by name, including a publication year and a specific market-share percentage. The associate searches for the report and cannot find any record that it exists. How should the associate interpret and handle this?
選択肢
- Keep the citation but add a note that the source could not be located.
- Conclude that the report exists but is not publicly indexed, and use the figure as directional.
- Ask Claude to provide a link to the report, and include the claim if a link is returned.
- Treat the citation as a likely hallucination, remove the unverifiable claim, and source the figure from a document the associate can confirm.