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Large language models and conversational counter-arguments to anti-public sector bias

2025-10-20

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<p>Can a good argument change an individual's mind? In two pre-registered experiments, we explore this question in the domain of public sector organizational performance. In each of these experiments, we observe human subjects as they engage in a conversation with a generative artificial intelligence (AI) programmed to persuade its interlocutors that United States federal agencies perform, on the whole, quite well...

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6015ca6d-228d-5947-8f2d-8a12f600afb9
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10.31234/osf.io/bva3r_v1
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