Assessing Political Bias in Large Language Models

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Assessing Political Bias in Large Language Models

Journal of Computational Social Science (JCSS), 2024

17 May 2024

Luca Rettenberger

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Large Means Left: Political Bias in Large Language Models Increases with Their Number of Parameters David Exler Mark Schutera Markus Reischl Luca Rettenberger 226 7 0 07 May 2025
Adaptive political surveys and GPT-4: Tackling the cold start problem with simulated user interactionsPLoS ONE (PLoS ONE), 2025 Fynn Bachmann Daan van der Weijden Lucien Heitz Cristina Sarasua Abraham Bernstein SyDa 245 2 0 12 Mar 2025
A Cautionary Tale About "Neutrally" Informative AI Tools Ahead of the 2025 Federal Elections in Germany Ina Dormuth Sven Franke Marlies Hafer Tim Katzke Alexander Marx Emmanuel Müller Daniel Neider Markus Pauly Jérôme Rutinowski 223 2 0 21 Feb 2025