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Beyond the greenwash: do LLMs' ecologically sound decisions hold up under pressure?
Humans are increasingly using large language models (LLMs) in decision making processes throughout society. Unfortunately, models have biases, and these can be very difficult to measure, especially in closed-weight models. For example, 'green washed' models may produce reinforcement learned response
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