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LLM社交智能体上下文增强与选择性鲁棒性框架

原文标题 · A Framework for Context Enrichment and Selective Robustness in LLM Social Agents

作者: Mattia Greiche, Reihaneh Rabbany, Maximilian Puelma Touzel | 研究人员在社交模拟中将大语言模型作为代理使用,其中代理根据观察结果和背景信息进行提示,旨在塑造其行为。然而,已有研究表明,在保留语义的提示变体下,LLM代理的行为会发生显著改变,从而为社交模拟带来验证难题。一个合理的假设是,这种脆弱性反映了

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Computer Science > Multiagent Systems

Title: A Framework for Context Enrichment and Selective Robustness in LLM Social Agents

Abstract: Researchers use large language models as agents in social simulations, where agents are prompted with observations and background information intended to shape their actions. Yet LLM agents have been shown to substantially change their behavior under meaning-preserving prompt variations, creating a validation problem for social simulation. One plausible hypothesis is that this brittleness reflects a lack of grounding and can be reduced by enriching the context provided to the agents. Whether richer context improves robustness remains unclear, in part because context richness and robustness are rarely defined in ways that support controlled comparisons. We address the first need with controlled context enrichment, a set of prompt substitution rules that systematically enriches distinct types of context: neutral padding, generic social background, descriptive decision grounding, and normative decision grounding. We address the second by introducing selective robustness as a validation criterion: insensitivity to meaning-preserving prompt variation combined with a directional response to decision-relevant changes in the social world. We demonstrate the framework in a Prisoner's Dilemma-like game, showing how it can be used to identify which forms of context enrichment produce more desirable and robust agent behavior. We find that these forms of enrichment produce distinct behavioral patterns that vary between the two models tested.

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