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Attention Is All You Re-Read · Chen et al., 2024 · NLP 12 pages

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The authors show that forcing a language model to re-read a document before answering cuts factual errors by 38% compared to single-pass reading. The gain is largest on questions that require combining facts from distant pages.

Their method, ReRead, adds no new training data — just a structured second pass with a self-check step that flags uncertain spans before the final answer.

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