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How Does LGBTQIA+ Identity Affect LLM Behavior? Implications for Requirements Engineering of Mental Health AI Systems
Large Language Models are now part of healthcare and mental health support systems, raising concerns regarding fairness toward vulnerable populations, including LGBTQIA+ individuals. However, limited empirical work has investigated how explicit LGBTQIA+ identity disclosure influences LLM-generated r
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