Check whether a page is structured to be cited by AI answer engines.
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The AI Citation Checker is a browser page for reviewing the citations in AI-generated text, including URLs, paper references and data sources. It frames the verification task: confirm that each link resolves, that the source exists and that it supports the statement it is attached to. It is aimed at researchers, editors and content teams who publish model-assisted writing. Fabricated references are a known failure mode, so citation checking should stay a human-reviewed step before publication.
Language models can produce plausible but nonexistent references, including fake DOIs and URLs. Verifying each citation against the original source is the fastest way to catch fabrications before they reach publication.
URLs, paper titles, author names, statistics and quotations attributed to a source. Any claim that points to an external document should be checked, even when the source sounds familiar.
It is a review aid rather than a guarantee. Use it to structure the verification pass, and confirm each source yourself, because automatic checks cannot judge whether a source truly supports a claim.
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