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A Framework for Identifying, Categorizing, and Explaining Bias in AI-Generated Code
As Large Language Models (LLMs) become integrated into software development workflows, concerns regarding unintentional biases in AI-generated code. Although evidence suggests these biases exist, limited research has systematically identified, categorized, and explained them. This study investigates
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