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Large Language Models Know How the Personality of Public Figures is Perceived by the General Public

2023-01-27

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<p>We show that people’s perceptions of public figures’ personalities can be accurately predicted from their names’ location in GPT-3’s semantic space. We collected Big Five personality perceptions of 226 public figures from 600 human raters. Cross-validated linear regression was used to predict human perceptions from public figures’ name embeddings extracted from GPT-3. The models’ accuracy ranged from r = .78 to...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/89hx6

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