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Large Language Models Are More Sycophantic in Chinese Than in English
AI sycophancy has emerged as a prominent concern in human–AI interaction, as large language models (LLMs) may unduly affirm users’ beliefs or actions rather than provide independent assessments. Such behavior may vary across languages because language can cue culturally patterned norms of social int
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