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Humans Introduce, Models Elaborate: Asymmetric Narrative Agency in Human-LLM Co-Writing
Human-LLM co-writing is increasingly used for open-ended text generation, but much prior work focuses on final outputs rather than the interactional dynamics through which stories are produced. We study turn-based collaborative storytelling across three matched conditions: Human-Human (HH), Human-LL
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