Verify a generated answer by separating claim, evidence, uncertainty and correction.
Proof of success: explain "Hallucinations, verification and provenance", complete "The Claims Traffic Light" and name the limit of the analogy.
A fictional assistant claims that the first bridge of the made-up city was built in 1892 and invents a convincing-looking book title. Lila notices the text is fluent but provides no verifiable evidence. A generative model picks probable tokens; this task doesn't force every sentence to be true. She therefore turns the text into separate claims, looks for independent sources and marks what remains unknown.
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