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For FAQ 3 ("Who is the great great great grandfather of Martin Luther King?") the saved answer hedges:
"...is likely to be Willis Williams... due to the limited availability of historical records, the exact identity ... cannot be confirmed with absolute certainty..."
This is unverifiable speculation. The validator passed it with the remark "factually correct, relevant... free from hallucinations."
Impact
The validation node literally claims an answer is free of hallucinations while the answer itself admits uncertainty about the fact. The validator is rubber-stamping outputs.
Required Fix
Add a rule: "If the answer hedges with phrases like 'likely', 'cannot be confirmed', 'unclear', the answer is treated as low-confidence and should fail validation unless the hedging is essential to the question."
Consider using a second pass that asks the validator to cite a source.
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