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- npj Artificial Intelligence
- Correction status
- none
- Evidence coverage
- 1 sources / 1 publishers
- Last metadata check
- Jul 19, 2026
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- Core signal
- Inducing state anxiety in LLM agents reproduces human-like biases in consumer decision-making
- Field context
- Foundation Models and Agents
- People and labs
- Ziv Ben‐Zion, Yale University, University of Haifa
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PRODUCED BYincoming82% confidence
ABOUT TOPICoutgoing82% confidence
Ziv Ben‐ZionAuthor on Inducing state anxiety in LLM agents reproduces human-like biases in consumer decision-making.
AUTHORED BYoutgoing82% confidence
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paperInducing state anxiety in LLM agents reproduces human-like biases in consumer decision-making