“I will say, provide a source reference, provide a source. And Wikipedia is not perhaps the source reference you want.”

Heather Smith · Accounting Apps Podcast · Why Professional Identity Matters in the Age of AI 🧠

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When asking AI questions, explicitly request a source reference for the answer

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