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Avoiding hallucinations in responses

I need to be careful not to assert incorrect details. I can offer the user several choices, like writing a 150-word news brief, expanding to 500 words, or providing scouting profiles, translations, or SEO titles. Asking for preferences would be helpful. I could also draft a short Chinese news piece with a neutral tone, crediting Tuttosport. But I need to avoid making up facts, especially when I'm unsure about names or their origins. It's better to ask what the user wants.Preparing to monitor updates

I can offer to keep an eye on updates without needing to run any shells. First, I need to clarify what the user wants. If they're looking for a quick news brief, I can provide a default 120-character version. It could restate claims about competition, mentioning the January window or summer, but that’s speculative. Using safer phrasing like "According to Tuttosport..." is wise, ensuring I call out that there are no details available while providing essential points. I’ll also suggest a few headline options and key rumor points. Then, I can ask if they’d like a longer piece or profiles.