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Hallucination guardrails can be automated through an LLM judge: an auxiliary small LLM acts as a judge in the pipeline, comparing the final answer against the retrieved text before it reaches the user and deciding whether to let it through or block it; when the check fails, it can choose to retry retrieval or directly return 'I don't know'.
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