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We're Cooked! - Probing LLM Political Alignment Via Conflict-Framed Recipe Translation
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly deployed for translation tasks, yet their implicit political positioning in such contexts remains understudied. We ask whether a single politically charged framing term, such as aggressor, enemy, neighbour, or coloniser is sufficient to trigger implicit
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