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Now, while most standard LLMs are pretty useless at giving you citations (which is arguably the bulk of the reason Perplexity could be worth $9B 😝 ), reasoning models are actually not that bad at generating citations The problem is sometimes they don't exist! But — you usually get the right author or topic name, so if you look a little harder, you'll find the reference that the model was misremembering This is a little like when someone tells you, "oh yeah didn't XXX write about that?" and then you have to go look I think humans and robots are a draw on this one

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