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Advertising to Agents: Measuring Description-Framing Bias in LLM Tool Selection
AI agents often pick tools from registries, where each provider writes its tool's description; we ask whether sales language there changes which tool an agent picks. We built pairs of listings that differ in one way (praise, a verifiable specification, or list order) and asked two OpenAI models to c
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