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Tipping Points in LLM-Based Multi-Agent Systems: Stance on Climate Change Action
Because significant action to counter global warming requires massive public support, it is important to understand the dynamics of public opinion on climate issues. Of special interest are social tipping points, as revealed by large-scale effects of small perturbations in individual behaviors. Agen
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