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When Extremists Enter LLM Societies: Investigating Extreme Behavior in Multi-Agent Systems
Large language model (LLM) agents increasingly serve as computational actors in multi-agent social simulations. While existing work emphasizes representative personas and average-case behavior, social science shows that persistent tail actors can disproportionately shape collective dynamics. We stud
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