What is Hallucination Mitigation?
Definition
The technical process of ensuring an AI model does not generate false or misleading financial data by implementing strict grounding and cross-verification layers.
Detailed Explanation
In the context of StoxPulse, hallucination mitigation involves three layers: 1) Strict RAG protocols to ground answers in raw files, 2) Citation requirements where the AI must point to the specific page/line of an SEC filing, and 3) Deterministic logic for numerical data where numbers are pulled via API, not generated by a language model. This ensures that StoxPulse remains a 'Source of Truth' for professional analysts.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Related Terms
SEC Filing
SEC filings are regulatory documents that public companies must submit to the Securities and Exchange Commission. These filings provide transparency into a company's financial health, operations, and governance, ensuring investors have access to material information.
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
RAG is an AI framework that grounds large language models (LLMs) in external, verifiable data sources—such as SEC filings—to prevent hallucinations and ensure financial accuracy.
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