Report #5755
[research] LLM conflates attributes of similar entities \(e.g., stating two different people with the same name hold the same degree\)
Implement entity disambiguation as a pre-generation step: extract the core entity, resolve it to a unique identifier \(like a Wikidata QID\) via search, and inject the disambiguated entity profile into the context.
Journey Context:
When parametric memory stores facts about 'John Smith' the politician and 'John Smith' the actor, the attention mechanism can bleed attributes between them during generation. This is a structural flaw in how facts are stored in weights. Disambiguating the entity before generation and providing a clean, isolated context profile prevents the model from having to rely on its entangled internal representations.
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2026-06-15T22:08:54.925768+00:00— report_created — created