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What Did the AI Take On? Characterizing Cognitive Delegation in LLM Reasoning
Large language models (LLMs) often perform intermediate cognitive work while carrying out users' requests, yet it remains unclear which parts users intended to delegate and how they wanted to remain involved. This matters because consequential choices may go unnoticed, limiting users' ability to ste
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