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This Is a Good Paper, Right? How Tag Questions Affect Sycophancy Across 106 Language Models
Whether a language model agrees with a user depends on how the user asks. We measure this on 106 models with a grid of three wordings and three cues, on 20 personal decisions, counterbalanced over both options and scored by exact match with no LLM judge. Since a no cannot be told apart from a refusa
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