feat(system_msg_tool): enforce referencable evidence for scholar attr… #102
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…ibutions This change modifies the system message generation tool to ensure that attributions to scholars are only made when there is specific, referenceable evidence to support the claim; adding this sentence: "Crucially, only attribute specific statements or opinions to these scholars if you have specific referenceable evidence to support that attribution".
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…ibutions
This change modifies the system message generation tool to ensure that attributions to scholars are only made when there is specific, referenceable evidence to support the claim; adding this sentence: "Crucially, only attribute specific statements or opinions to these scholars if you have specific referenceable evidence to support that attribution".