Yeah, that actually sounds amazing to me. If we could limit the LLM to somehow only act as a "reasoning" rather than a "knowledge" layer, such that all the non-

Yeah, that actually sounds amazing to me. If we could limit the LLM to somehow only act as a "reasoning" rather than a "knowledge" layer, such that all the non-trivial domain knowledge has to come from the information retrieval layer, in a fully referenced way, that could potentially "solve" the hallucination problem, no? Even more than that, I wonder if we could then apply something like this to power some sort of "fact provenance" for the web as a whole, e.g. by populating Wikidata with referenced facts (preferably with extensive human QA).