The fact that a human chooses not to do remember their citations, does not mean they lack the ability.
This argument comes up many times “people don’t do this” - but that is a question of frequency, not whether or not people are capable.
This argument comes up many times “people don’t do this” - but that is a question of frequency, not whether or not people are capable.
But also, can you give an example where an LLM with access to the Internet can find a primary source?
I don't think learning to refer to sources is something inherently impossible for LLMs, but it is very different to the kind of implicit knowledge they seem to excel at.