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When Single-User-Oriented LLM-based Assistants Involve Others: A Scoping Review of Pathways, Risks, and Responses
LLM-based assistants are increasingly extending into multi-party contexts, while core operational processes for context management, personalization, identity attribution, authority attribution, and action execution often remain organized around a single user. Existing work examines particular multi-
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