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Consistent but Biased: Chair Personas Trade Noise for Bias in Multi-Agent Clinical Decisions
In clinical systems built from several large language model (LLM) agents, one agent often chairs the discussion and makes the final decision. Whether the chair's persona prompt changes that decision, or the agreement between repeated runs that some systems treat as reliability, has not been tested w
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