Grammar
N4AI-drafted〜らしい
it seems; apparently (based on what one heard)
Formation
普通形 + らしい(N・な形容詞は「だ」を取る)
Usage
Used when the speaker bases a judgment on information from outside — hearsay, rumours, things read or overheard — and does not take full responsibility for it. It is softer and vaguer than 伝聞 そうだ and slightly more distant than ようだ. There is also a different 「N + らしい」 meaning 'typical of, befitting' (男らしい, 春らしい天気), which is a separate usage.
Examples
となりの人は引っ越すらしいです。
となりのひとはひっこすらしいです。
Apparently the person next door is moving out.
あの店のラーメンはかなり辛いらしいよ。
あのみせのラーメンはかなりからいらしいよ。
I hear the ramen at that place is pretty spicy.
課長は今日、会社を休んでいるらしい。病気らしい。
かちょうはきょう、かいしゃをやすんでいるらしい。びょうきらしい。
The section chief is apparently off work today. It seems he's ill.