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Prompt framing governs LLM default following in collective-action
Large language models are increasingly deployed as agents that make or recommend decisions on behalf of users, often operating through interfaces that pre-fill suggested values or default options. Whether models treat such defaults as merely informational or as suggestions that systematically alter
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