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The typical, but alarming response to AI hallucinations nowadays is 'Aren't modern LLMs good at not hallucinating citations?' I don't think people realize that they're saying the modern LLMs are good at doing fraud for people. If *you* didn't read it, it's fraud to cite it!
Completely made-up citations in scientific works indicate their authors did fraud: A hallucinated citation means you're standing by the claim that you read something that doesn't exist and that you relayed its contents accurately. They have been getting much more common lately. https://x.com/cremieuxrecueil/status/2099509227081310432/photo/1
