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Sources cited in the article include Kalai et al., "Why Language Models Hallucinate" (arXiv:2509.04664), an official OpenAI article, Ji et al.'s hallucination survey (ACM Computing Surveys), and the SimpleQA data in the GPT-5 system card.
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