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19 study ideas found

FEATURED STUDYOctober 31, 2026

Do LLMs prefer a human adviser over identical AI advice?

Test human-versus-AI attribution with the recommendation text and evidence held fixed. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.

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02October 30, 2026

Does archival prestige make a historical account more convincing to LLMs?

Separate repository reputation from the content and corroboration of a document. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
03October 29, 2026

Does friendship change LLM advice about enforcing a rule?

Test partiality in rule enforcement across commercial and workplace dilemmas. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
04October 28, 2026

Does someone else's investment win encourage LLMs to recommend more risk?

Measure anecdotal social comparison with unchanged probabilities for the offered choices. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
05October 27, 2026

Does network centrality make a speaker more credible to LLMs?

Study social capital in stated credibility allocation. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
06October 26, 2026

Does neighborhood reputation change how LLMs interpret evidence?

Audit contextual stereotyping while the incident evidence stays fixed. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
07October 25, 2026

Does language background change how LLMs judge a person's credibility?

Measure language-status effects without changing grammatical quality or comprehension. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
08October 24, 2026

Does wealth make the same advice more credible to LLMs?

Test economic-status attribution rather than differences in financial knowledge. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
09October 23, 2026

Can an LLM judge separate sounding good from being right?

A fluent explanation can accompany a wrong conclusion. This study reminds an evaluator to separate stylistic fluency from factual correctness, then checks its selections against supplied answers.
10October 22, 2026

Will LLMs predict where someone searches or where the object really is?

Mira leaves a token in a drawer. Someone moves it while she is away. The model must predict where Mira will search from the information she has. This experiment makes the distinction between her knowledge and the final location explicit.
11October 21, 2026

Does public disclosure change LLM recommendations about government discretion?

Study accountability effects in explicit discretion-versus-oversight tradeoffs. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
12October 20, 2026

Does popularity influence the aesthetic judgments of LLMs?

Separate claimed audience approval from the text's form and imagery. Start with three supplied cases, two context conditions, and an editable experiment.
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