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Speak vs. Know: Balancing Behavior and Knowledge Distributions of Large Language Models
Recent work reports that the distribution verbalized directly in the output text aligns far better with human opinion distributions than the next-token log-probability distribution of LLMs. However, the verbalized distribution reflects what LLMs know about a group's opinions (knowledge distribution)
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