Charles Misheal

When Retrieved Evidence Is Not Enough: Measuring Evidence-Following in Retrieval-Augmented Generation

We study the generator half of RAG in isolation: evidence is placed in the prompt rather than retrieved. Retrieval-augmented generation is usually judged by whether the retriever found the right documents. That misses a second failure: the generator can ignore the evidence, fill...

When Retrieved Evidence Is Not Enough: Measuring Evidence-Following in Retrieval-Augmented Generation

We study the generator half of RAG in isolation: evidence is placed in the prompt rather than retrieved. Retrieval-augmented generation is usually judged by whether the retriever found the right documents. That misses a second failure: the generator can ignore the evidence, fill...