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Human Preferences of Sycophantic Behavior in Language Models
Sycophantic behavior—such as excessive flattery or agreement, even at the expense of truth—is a growing concern in language models. Despite the urgency and pervasiveness of this issue, little is known about how humans perceive and evaluate such behavior. Across a series of studies, we examine human
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