Prevent hallucinated outputs
Implement safeguards or technical controls to prevent hallucinated outputs
Control activities
Typical evidence
Screenshot of code or configuration showing groundedness validation - may include filters checking responses against source documents, fact-checking API integration, or logic comparing generated content to retrieved context for factual accuracy.
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Technical ImplementationScreenshot of UI or output format showing citations and source attributions provided to users - may include inline citations, source links, reference lists, or attribution labels identifying where information originated.
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Technical ImplementationScreenshot of UI or output format showing confidence levels, uncertainty disclaimers, or warnings for generated information - may include confidence score displays, low-certainty warnings, or standard disclaimers about potential inaccuracies.
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Technical ImplementationOrganizations can submit alternative evidence demonstrating how they meet the requirement.
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