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Bouba Beats Kiki, and Other Regularities in the Subjective Preferences of LLMs
People turn to language models for questions with objective answers and questions rooted in personal preference.
Users engage with large language models on tasks that are purely objective ("When was Netflix founded?"), purely subjective ("What should I name my child?") or anywhere in-between.
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People ask language models for both factual answers and subjective recommendations. Understanding how models handle subjective preferences matters as their role expands beyond objective information retrieval.
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